Culture and Redemption

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The book challenges the notion that the United States has achieved a balanced secular public sphere that embraces all religions. Tracy Fessenden argues that the separation of church and state has instead favored specific religious expressions while marginalizing others. In light of current debates about religion's role in public life, the work critically examines the complexities of America's religious landscape, offering a fresh perspective that questions both positive and negative portrayals of its secularism.