The Religion Clauses of the First Amendment

1 Preface
Part 2 Introduction
Part 3 Clarification of the Issue
Chapter 4 The Origin of the "Substantive" Versus "Jurisdictional" Terminology
Chapter 5 The Problem with the Word "Substantive"
Chapter 6 The Problem with the Word "Jurisdictional"
Chapter 7 Must the Religion Clauses Be Either Normative or Federalist?
Chapter 8 The Different Federalist Interpretations of the Clauses
Part 9 A Critical Analysis of the Federalist Interpretation
Chapter 10 An Overview of the Arguments
Chapter 11 An Assessment of the Arguments' Logic
Part 12 The Ratification Debate and Proposed Religion Clauses
Chapter 13 The Significance of the Debate
Chapter 14 Issues: What Kind of Laws Pertaining to Religion Did Both Federalists and Anti-federalists Want to Prohibit, and Why?
Chapter 15 The Views of the Federalists
Chapter 16 The Views of the Anti-federalists
Part 17 The Drafting of the Religion Clauses
Chapter 18 The Role and Views of James Madison
Chapter 19 A Summary of What Happened in the First Congress
Chapter 20 The Meaning of the Debate in the House on August 15
Chapter 21 Changes in the Wording of the Clauses
Chapter 22 The Final Wording of the Establishment Clause
Chapter 23 The Relevance of Madison's Amendment to Protect Religious Liberty in the States
Chapter 24 Summary
Part 25 Were the Framers Hopelessly Divided over Government and Religion?
Chapter 26 The Case for Lack of Consensus
Chapter 27 An Assessment of the Case for Lack of Consensus
Chapter 28 The Case for the Existence of Consensus
Chapter 29 Conclusion
Part 30 The Early American Understanding of the Religion Clauses
Chapter 31 Comments on the Clauses during Their Ratification
Chapter 32 Interpretations of the Clauses by the Clergy
Chapter 33 Interpretations of the Clauses by Other Public Figures
Chapter 34 Commentaries on the Constitution
Chapter 35 The Widespread Belief that the Bill of Rights Applied to the States
Chapter 36 Jefferson and Madison's Interpretation of the Clauses
Chapter 37 Conclusion
Part 38 The Federalist Interpretation of the Religion Clauses: A Concluding Assessment