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How do you construct and maintain a secular federal government in an essentially religious society? This question has been debated from our founding fathers to our court justices of today. This issue is discussed here as it relates to the law, religion, education and the common good.
"Boundaries Dimly Perceived ...is a thoughtful and stimulating book. It makes an important contribution to our understanding of the complex relationships among religion, education, and society." —James O. Freedman, President of Dartmouth College
Reverend Christopher F. Mooney was a professor of religious studies at Fairfield University in Connecticut and a winner of two national Catholic book awards.