“Equality or Nothing!”

Abstract

This chapter connects the demise of exclusive religious establishments with the foundation of republican governments. It also traces the extension of equal recognition to previously marginal groups, such as Roman Catholics. Indeed, by the founding period, the wholesale condemnation of religious minorities had become quite rare and the presumption that faith of many different kinds was better than no faith at all had become widespread. James Madison’s struggle to extend the meaning of “religion” in the Virginia legislature and John Carroll’s efforts to ensure equal rights and recognition for Catholics highlight the widening scope of American pluralism.

Dominant spin-flip effects for the hadronic-producedJ/ψpolarization at the Tevatron

“…So such spin symmetry breaking corrections can not be ignored safely as has been done in Ref. [19], since as shown in the left diagram of Fig. (2), they can change the fraction of the longitudinal part dramatically.…”