Sex and the Constitution: Sex, Religion, and Law from America's Origins to the Twenty-First Century
Geoffrey R. Stone explores the intersection of sex, religion, and law in American life. Spanning the nation’s origins to the twenty-first century, this work examines the historical and constitutional dimensions of changing views about sexuality, religious influence, and legal authority.
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Sex and the Constitution examines the relationship between sex, religion, and law in the United States.
Geoffrey R. Stone traces these connections from America's origins through the twenty-first century.
The book considers how constitutional and legal questions surrounding sexuality have developed within American society.
Its focus spans history, religion, law, and the continuing interpretation of constitutional principles.
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