Contents

 

Series Foreword

 

Foreword: Past, Present and Future Directions in Public Education Religion Studies

 

NICHOLAS PIEDISCALZI

 

Acknowledgments

 

Introduction: Civility and Education in a World of Religious Pluralism

 

VINCENT F. BIONDO III AND ANDREW FIALA

1  

Getting Religion Right in the Public Schools

 

CHARLES C. HAYNES

2

Tolerance Is Not Enough: Why Only a Commitment to Robust Pluralism Can Rescue America’s Civic Life

 

JEDD MEDEFIND

3

Virtue of Civility in Liberal-Democratic and Religiously Diverse Communities

 

ANDREW FIALA

4

Religious Exclusivism and the Ethics of Diversity

 

JEFFREY DUECK

5

Religious Diversity, Truth, and Tolerance

 

TIM MOSTELLER

6

American Religious Pluralism in Historical Perspective

 

MARTHA L. SMITH ROBERTS

7

High Stakes Ignorance: Religion, Education, and the Unwitting Reproduction of Bigotry

 

DIANE L. MOORE

8

The First Amendment Consensus Approach to Teaching about Religion in U.S. Public Schools: Applications and Assessment

 

BRUCE GRELLE

9

Civil Discourse or Simple Discord? Competing Visions for Religion in the Public Schools

 

JONATHAN R. HERMAN

10

Relational and Procedural Literacies in the Study of Religion

 

COLLEEN WINDHAM-HUGHES

11

From World Religions to Lived Religion: Towards a Pedagogy of Civic Engagement in Secondary School Religious Studies Curricula

 

HENRY GOLDSCHMIDT (WITH MATTHEW WEINER)

12

Religious Diversity and Public Education: The Example of American Muslims

 

AMIR HUSSAIN

13

Putting a Face to Faith

 

CHARLES C. HAYNES

14

Democracy, Freedom, and Service: A Consensus Response to Pluralism in Education

 

VINCENT F. BIONDO III

 

Contributors

 

Index