Highly recommended for academics, lawyers, and political leaders.

Choice Reviews

This is the book on the next hot subject: plans to draw on faith-based groups for our social reconstruction. It contains evidence, provides analysis-and judgment. One of the best.

Amitai Etzioni, professor, George Washington University; founder of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics

Provides useful information, careful analysis, and powerful recommendations on this important problem.

A James Reichley, Senior Fellow; Georgetown University; author of The Life of the Parties

Stephen Monsma provides powerful historical, legal, constitutional, and practical support for the idea that religious institutions should be more involved in the delivery of needed public services to all Americans. I hope the Supreme Court is reading.

Michael W. McConnell, William B. Graham Professor of Law, University of Chicago

Stephen V. Monsma's well-researched study develops an enhanced conceptual framework for the expanded role of religious-based nonprofits in implementing public policies.

Rev. Kevin Sullivan, Chief Operating Officer, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York

Those who advocate a high wall separating church and state- wanted to find out about and cut public funding for religious no-profits, they would do well to read Stephen V. Monsma's 'When Sacred and Secular Mix'

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