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'''Christopher A. Ferrara''' is an author, attorney, and president of the American Catholic Lawyers Association.<ref>[http://www.lifenews.com/2011/03/07/pro-life-girls-shackled-strip-searched-now-settle-lawsuit/ Pro-Life Girls Shackled, Strip Searched Now Settle Lawsuit]</ref>

==Works==
* ''The Secret Still Hidden'', 2000
* ''The Great Façade: Vatican II and the Regime of Novelty in the Catholic Church'', 2002
* ''The New Rosary'', 2005
* ''EWTN: A Network Gone Wrong'', 2008
* ''The Church and the Libertarian: A Defense of the Catholic Church's Teaching on Man, Economy, and State'', 2010
* ''Liberty, the God That Failed: Policing the Sacred and Constructing the Myths of the Secular State, from Locke to Obama', 2012

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	==Liberty, the God That Failed==		==Liberty, the God That Failed==

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-'''Christopher A. Ferrara''' is an [[author]], [[attorney]], and president of the American Catholic Lawyers Association.<ref>[http://www.lifenews.com/2011/03/07/pro-life-girls-shackled-strip-searched-now-settle-lawsuit/ Pro-Life Girls Shackled, Strip Searched Now Settle Lawsuit]</ref>
+'''Christopher A. Ferrara''' is an [[author]], [[attorney]], and president of the American Catholic Lawyers Association.<ref>[https://www.lifenews.com/2011/03/07/pro-life-girls-shackled-strip-searched-now-settle-lawsuit/ Pro-Life Girls Shackled, Strip Searched Now Settle Lawsuit]</ref>
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 According to Ferrara, "the claim that the Framers created a 'limited government' of 'checks and balances' borders on the ridiculous".<ref>Liberty, the God That Failed: Policing the Sacred and Constructing the Myths of the Secular State, from Locke to Obama, p. 180</ref>
-Conversely, a reviewer notes that Ferrara overlooks the fact that the mores in place at the time of the founding were consistently encouraged by the Founders.  Many of these mores came from once-Catholic [[Europe]], from countries where the bedrock Catholicism has been abandoned, something Ferrara admits.<ref>[http://www.thenewamerican.com/reviews/books/item/15452-review-of-christopher-ferrara-s-liberty-the-god-that-failed Review of Christopher Ferrara’s "Liberty: The God That Failed" ]</ref>
+Conversely, a reviewer notes that Ferrara overlooks the fact that the mores in place at the time of the founding were consistently encouraged by the Founders.  Many of these mores came from once-Catholic [[Europe]], from countries where the bedrock Catholicism has been abandoned, something Ferrara admits.<ref>[https://www.thenewamerican.com/reviews/books/item/15452-review-of-christopher-ferrara-s-liberty-the-god-that-failed Review of Christopher Ferrara’s "Liberty: The God That Failed" ]</ref>
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+'''Christopher A. Ferrara''' is an [[author]], [[attorney]], and president of the American Catholic Lawyers Association.<ref>[http://www.lifenews.com/2011/03/07/pro-life-girls-shackled-strip-searched-now-settle-lawsuit/ Pro-Life Girls Shackled, Strip Searched Now Settle Lawsuit]</ref>
 ==Liberty, the God That Failed==
-One of Ferrara's more well known books, Ferrara argues that Liberty is not a political ideal but a rival faith, incompatible with Catholicism.<ref>[http://www.crisismagazine.com/2012/a-declaration-of-catholic-independence A Declaration of Catholic Independence]</ref>  Ferrara argues that the Founders were "of ruined intellect and corrupt heart",<ref>[http://catholicism.org/liberty-the-god-that-failed.html Liberty, the God That Failed]</ref> who forced Liberty upon a people who did not want it.<ref>[http://catholicism.org/liberty-the-god-that-failed.html Liberty, the God That Failed]</ref>
+One of Ferrara's more well known books, Ferrara argues that Liberty is not a political ideal but a rival faith, incompatible with [[Catholicism]].<ref>[http://www.crisismagazine.com/2012/a-declaration-of-catholic-independence A Declaration of Catholic Independence]</ref>  Ferrara argues that the Founders were "of ruined intellect and corrupt heart",<ref>[http://catholicism.org/liberty-the-god-that-failed.html Liberty, the God That Failed]</ref> who forced Liberty upon a people who did not want it.<ref>[http://catholicism.org/liberty-the-god-that-failed.html Liberty, the God That Failed]</ref>
 According to Ferrara, "the claim that the Framers created a 'limited government' of 'checks and balances' borders on the ridiculous".<ref>Liberty, the God That Failed: Policing the Sacred and Constructing the Myths of the Secular State, from Locke to Obama, p. 180</ref>
-Conversely, a reviewer notes that Ferrara overlooks the fact that the mores in place at the time of the founding were consistently encouraged by the Founders.  Many of these mores came from once-Catholic Europe, from countries where the bedrock Catholicism has been abandoned, something Ferrara admits.<ref>[http://www.thenewamerican.com/reviews/books/item/15452-review-of-christopher-ferrara-s-liberty-the-god-that-failed Review of Christopher Ferrara’s "Liberty: The God That Failed" ]</ref>
+Conversely, a reviewer notes that Ferrara overlooks the fact that the mores in place at the time of the founding were consistently encouraged by the Founders.  Many of these mores came from once-Catholic [[Europe]], from countries where the bedrock Catholicism has been abandoned, something Ferrara admits.<ref>[http://www.thenewamerican.com/reviews/books/item/15452-review-of-christopher-ferrara-s-liberty-the-god-that-failed Review of Christopher Ferrara’s "Liberty: The God That Failed" ]</ref>
 Ferrara explained: