Our Constitution and the debates leading to it make clear our founders assumed citizens would enjoy five great liberal democratic freedoms: speech, association, religion, fair trial and the right to hold property. In The Tyranny of Tolerance, Peter Kurti takes one of these foundational freedoms – religious liberty – and exposes it to clear light in contemporary Australia.
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