Cal Thomas likes to quip that there are two things he reads each day--the Bible and the New York Times, because he likes "to keep up with what both sides have to say." There is a very good essay in the Times by Prof. Stanley Fish, a piece called God Talk.
I am not assigning it, but it is worth reading at the start of a course on Religion and the Constitution.
Update: Part Two of Fish's article appears in the NYT here: God Talk Part 2
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