This corrigendum corrects errors in Jason E. Whitehead, “Tool or Lens? Worldview Theory and Christian Conservative Legal Activism.”Reference Whitehead1 In the text accompanying footnote 211, the book, Politics for Christians: Statecraft as Soulcraft, is incorrectly referred to as Politics as Soulcraft. In addition, the sentence gives the incorrect impression that Francis J. Beckwith and J. P. Moreland are coauthors of the book, when they are coauthors of the preface only, and Beckwith is the sole author of the book. The relevant sentence should read: “For example, in the preface to Francis J. Beckwith's book Politics for Christians, he and J. P. Moreland embrace the idea of the Christian worldview as a ‘plausibility structure’ that makes certain things believable and other things not.”
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TOOL OR LENS? WORLDVIEW THEORY AND CHRISTIAN CONSERVATIVE LEGAL ACTIVISM—CORRIGENDUM
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 16 April 2021
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Whitehead, Jason E. “Tool or Lens? Worldview Theory and Christian Conservative Legal Activism,” Journal of Law and Religion 36, no. 1 (2021): doi: 10.1017/jlr.2020.58 (published online February, 24 2021).Google Scholar
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