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'''Richard John Neuhaus''' is a catholic priest and since 1990 the editor of the journal ''First Things'', which he also founded.  He has penned several books<ref>[http://orlabs.oclc.org/identities/lccn-n50-3021 His Worldcat identity]</ref>.
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'''Richard John Neuhaus''' is a catholic priest and since 1990 the editor of the journal ''First Things'', which he also founded.  He has penned several books<ref>[http://orlabs.oclc.org/identities/lccn-n50-3021 His Worldcat identity]</ref>. His book ''The Naked Public Square: Religion and Democracy in America'' (1984) was widely reviewed<ref>
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*America v. 151 (Oct. 13 1984). [with excerpt]
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*The American Enterprise v. 14 no. 6 (Sept. 2003).
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*Choice v. 22 (Nov. 1984).
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*Christianity Today v. 28 (Sept. 7 1984).
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*Commentary v. 79 (Jan. 1985).
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*Commonweal v. 111 (Aug. 10 1984). [with excerpt]
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*National Review v. 36 (July 27 1984). [with excerpt]
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*The Christian Century v. 102 (Mar. 13 1985).
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*The New Republic v. 192 (June 10 1985).
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*The New York Review of Books v. 31 (Oct. 11 1984).
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*The New York Times Book Review (Aug. 26 1984). [with excerpt]
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*Christianity and Crisis v. 44 (Oct. 29 1984).
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*Commonweal v. 115 (Mar. 11 1988).
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*Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review v. 21 (Wint 1986).
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*Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion v. 24 (Sept. 1985).
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*Journal of Law and Religion v. 8 (1990).
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*Missouri Law Review v. 50 (Wint 1985).
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*Society v. 23 (Nov./Dec. 1985).
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*The Humanist v. 45 (May/June 1985). 
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*The Review of Politics v. 47 (Jan. 1985).
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*The Western Political Quarterly v. 41 (Dec. 1988).
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*Theology Today v. 42 (July 1985).
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*Zygon v. 20 (June 1985).</ref> and has been influential.
 
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Revision as of 01:30, December 22, 2008

Richard John Neuhaus is a catholic priest and since 1990 the editor of the journal First Things, which he also founded. He has penned several books[1]. His book The Naked Public Square: Religion and Democracy in America (1984) was widely reviewed[2] and has been influential.

  1. ↑ His Worldcat identity
  2. ↑
    • America v. 151 (Oct. 13 1984). [with excerpt]
    • The American Enterprise v. 14 no. 6 (Sept. 2003).
    • Choice v. 22 (Nov. 1984).
    • Christianity Today v. 28 (Sept. 7 1984).
    • Commentary v. 79 (Jan. 1985).
    • Commonweal v. 111 (Aug. 10 1984). [with excerpt]
    • National Review v. 36 (July 27 1984). [with excerpt]
    • The Christian Century v. 102 (Mar. 13 1985).
    • The New Republic v. 192 (June 10 1985).
    • The New York Review of Books v. 31 (Oct. 11 1984).
    • The New York Times Book Review (Aug. 26 1984). [with excerpt]
    • Christianity and Crisis v. 44 (Oct. 29 1984).
    • Commonweal v. 115 (Mar. 11 1988).
    • Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review v. 21 (Wint 1986).
    • Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion v. 24 (Sept. 1985).
    • Journal of Law and Religion v. 8 (1990).
    • Missouri Law Review v. 50 (Wint 1985).
    • Society v. 23 (Nov./Dec. 1985).
    • The Humanist v. 45 (May/June 1985).
    • The Review of Politics v. 47 (Jan. 1985).
    • The Western Political Quarterly v. 41 (Dec. 1988).
    • Theology Today v. 42 (July 1985).
    • Zygon v. 20 (June 1985).

External links

"C. S. Lewis in the Public Square", December 1, 1998, First Things