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Brownson, Maritain, and the American Project

Jacques Maritain and Orestes Brownson use distinct approaches to the role of Christianity in the American state. Comparing and contrasting them allows us to examine the role of religion in the polity, the legitimacy of varying types of government, and the origin of human rights. Each author highlights a different tension in democratic theory and attempts to provide correctives.