Sex and the Constitution: Sex, Religion, and Law from America's Origins to the Twenty-First Century
Traces the complex history of sex, religion, and constitutional law in America, revealing how legal and cultural forces have continually redefined sexual freedom from the founding era to the present.
About This Book
This book explores the evolving relationship between sexuality, religious belief, and American law across more than two centuries.
It examines how constitutional principles have interacted with shifting moral and religious views on sexual behavior.
The narrative traces major legal developments and cultural debates from the nation's origins through the twenty-first century.
Readers gain insight into the enduring tensions between individual liberty and societal norms regarding sex and morality.
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