"First paperback edition"--T.p. verso.

Preface: The Forgotten One Hundred1 -- Chapter 1 Jewish Metaphysics at the Founding 3 -- Hebrew Metaphysics 8 -- Seven Events that Revealed the Power of the Second Wing 13 -- Chapter 2 Two Beat as One: Plain Reason, Humble Faith 25 -- Added Lift of Faith 39 -- Political Corollaries 43 -- Most Precarious Regime 46 -- Chapter 3 Immoral Man, Moral Society, Religious Liberty 49 -- A Whip in the Mouth 52 -- Massachusetts Way--Virtue in Community 61 -- Establishment, No--Pillars, Yes 65 -- Corruptibility of Liberty 70 -- If You Can Keep It 72 -- Chapter 4 A Religious Theory of Rights 75 -- Concept of Dignity 77 -- Zuckert's Exposition of Jefferson 79 -- Logic of Liberty 85 -- A Religious Interpretation of the Founding 90 -- Chapter 5 Ten Questions About the Founding 97 -- 1. You Wouldn't Pray to "Nature's God," Would You? 99 -- 2. Wasn't the Religion of the Founders Merely Utilitarian? 101 -- 3. "Common Sense" and "Faith" Have Many Meanings, No? 106 -- 4. When and Why Did Legal Elites Become Hostile to Religion? 110 -- 5. Does the Logic of the Founding Lead Inexorably to Relativism? 113 -- 6. Is "Faith" the Same as "Natural Theology"? 116 -- 7. Does America Subordinate Religion? 117 -- 8. Why Do Scholars Today Clip "The Second Wing"? 120 -- 9. If Aquinas Was the First Whig, Why Did a Regime of Religious Liberty Appear So Late? 120 -- 10. What Is Your Favorite Story from the Founding? 123 -- Epilogue: How Did the Virginians Ground Religious Rights? 125 -- Appendix Forgotten Founders 143 -- A Secular Hurrah! 147 -- Sherman, Williams, Williamson, R. T. Paine, Paca, Morris 147 -- Alexander Hamilton 149 -- Princeton's John Witherspoon 151 -- Livingston, King, and Henry 152 -- Rush, Dickinson, and Wilson 153 -- Three Catholic Cousins 158 -- George Mason 160 -- Thomas Paine 162 -- John Adams 165 -- Benjamin Franklin 173 -- Price They Paid 175.