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Why Ellen Wertheimer is certainly wrong

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Ellen Wertheimer asserts that she has demonstrated the "wisdom " (sic) of keeping religion and government "apart."  Rather than belabor my point, I'll just note that some *responsible* and *respected*  theories of "government" teach that, while church and state are indeed distinct ("two there are"), government's role *includes* serving (because government is all about service, at least in the Catholic tradition as I understand it) people, including those who practice "religion," i.e.  are religious (including by being and operating as church, including by running distinctive schools).  Yes, the *responsible* and *respected* theories I allude to are contested, but no more so than the one(s) on which Prof. Wertheimer implicitly relies.  QED

Full post as published by Mirror of Justice on January 05, 2010 (boomark / email).

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