The Declaration of Independence and God

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Exploring the notion of a 'self-evident' God, this book examines its influence on American legal thought from the Revolutionary era to contemporary times. It delves into how this concept has shaped legal interpretations and the philosophical underpinnings of American law, tracing its evolution and relevance in various historical contexts. Through a critical analysis, the work highlights the intersection of theology and legal principles, offering insights into the ongoing dialogue about faith and governance in the United States.