Cover -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction: Majorities, Minorities, and Religious Diversity -- Chapter 1 The Historical and Legal Context -- Free Exercise as a Legal Concept -- The Native American Experience -- The Sherbert Test in the Post-Smith Era -- The Legal Status of Emerging and Minority Religions -- Chapter 2 The Emerging Pagan Movement in America -- Widely Shared Core Beliefs -- Men and Women in Paganism -- The Pagan Mythical Basis -- Pagan Identity -- Chapter 3 The Challenge of Christian Hegemony -- Accusations of Satanism -- Nontraditional Religious Identity and the Law -- The Judiciary -- Chapter 4 Paganism as a Religion -- The Legal Definition of Religion -- Places for Worship -- Ordination and Clergy Status -- Religious Holidays -- Chapter 5 The Other: Religious Diversity and the Social Order -- Child Raising and Conformity -- School System Enforced Conformity -- Public Appearance and Dress -- Chapter 6 Threats, Intimidation, and the Strategic Use of Fear -- Workplace Harassment and Deprival of Livelihood -- Vulnerable Businesses -- A Place to Live -- Violence -- Police: Friend or Foe? -- Chapter 7 Christian Privilege and the Perception of Entitlement -- Ceremonial Deism -- Ceremonial Deism in Practice -- Public School Involvement in Evangelism -- The Consequences of "Opting Out" -- The Theory of Privilege -- Chapter 8 Majoritarianism and Religion -- Notes -- References -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.