Ron Bailey writes in a short review for the
June issue of Reason magazine:
His disturbing analysis traces how various U.N. resolutions demanding “respect” for religions, as well as court decisions and laws in many European countries, traduce freedom by punishing people for offending believers.
Dacey persuasively argues that “the onus is on the agents of civil society—nongovernmental organizations, journalists, academics, educators, individual citizens—to demand that states and international bodies stand up for the free exercise of conscience even when it defiles the sacred.
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