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The CIS examines the relationship between religion and a free society.

Publications

  1. BOOK REVIEW: "Are economists basically immoral?" and other essays on economics, ethics and religion

    Paul Oslington | 04 Jun 2009 | POLICY Magazine

    "Are Economics Basically Immoral?" and other Essays on Economics, Ethics and Religion by Paul Heyne (Liberty Fund, 2008).

  2. FEATURE: Liberalism and hate laws: Toleration versus tolerance

    John Shellard | 03 Mar 2009 | POLICY Magazine

    Attempts to create interpersonal tolerance undermine state toleration, writes John Shellard

  3. Must Religion be a Threat to Liberty?

    Robert Sirico | 05 Jul 2008 | Occasional Papers

    Does Christianity destroy or defend freedom? Answering this question, Fr Robert A. Sirico turns to the foundations of Christianity.

  4. Do Secular Societies Promote Religious Extremism?

    Tom Frame | 07 Apr 2008 | Occasional Papers

    In the Annual Acton Lecture Tom Frame looks at secularism in society. He concludes that in a genuinely secular society all... Read More...

  5. Religion and Politics: Contemporary Tensions

    Paul Kelly | 12 May 2007 | Occasional Papers

    Religion has always been important but the decline in Christian practice in recent decades led to a widespread assumption... Read More...

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Opinion & Commentary

  1. Must Religion be a Threat to Liberty?

    Robert Sirico | 21 Jul 2008

    The arguments for the unity of freedom and unbelief are common cultural currency. We are told that faith makes us subservient ... Read More

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