Is Joe Lieberman’s emphasis on religion bad for America?

By Leif Utne
Published on September 1, 2000

Is Joe Lieberman’s emphasis on religion bad for
America?
The American Prospect
Vice Presidential nominee Joe Lieberman’s recent statements calling
for a religious renewal of America touched off a fiery debate over
the separation of church and state. The Anti-Defamation League,
which monitors anti-semitism, has even called on the candidate to
quit his sermonizing and focus on real issues.The American
Prospect
has pulled together a roundtable of leading
thinkers to examine the role of religion in society, including
questions like: How much should politicians talk about their faith?
Does strict separation of church and state help or hurt religion?
Can society be good without God? Participants include, among
others, the Rev. Barry Lynn, executive director of Americans United
for Separation of Church and State and Jim Wallis, Editor-in-Chief
of Sojourners, a magazine reporting and analyzing the
intersection of faith, politics and culture. — LU
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