The Judeo-Christian Tradition and the U.S. Constitution: Proceedings of a Conference at the Annenberg Research Institute, November 16-17, 1987

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Annenberg Research Institute, 1989 - Civil rights - 100 pages

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Contents

WHAT DOES THE CONSTITUTION EXPECT OF JEWS?
21
HUMAN
57
BIBLICAL REFLECTIONS ON
71
Copyright

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Bibliographic information

TitleThe Judeo-Christian Tradition and the U.S. Constitution: Proceedings of a Conference at the Annenberg Research Institute, November 16-17, 1987
Jewish Quarterly Review. Supplement
Jewish quarterly review (Philadelphia, Pa.).: Supplement
ContributorsDavid M. Goldenberg, Annenberg Research Institute
PublisherAnnenberg Research Institute, 1989
Original fromthe University of Virginia
DigitizedSep 26, 2007
ISBN0685494217, 9780685494219
Length100 pages
  
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