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 "SPEAKING OF LAW AND RELIGION"

 A Symposium to Celebrate 25 Years of Conversation on the Shape and Quality of our Common LIfe

(funded in part with the generous support of the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, and the Center for the Study of Law and Religion, Emory Law School)

Celebrating

the 25th Anniversary of the  Founding of the

Journal of Law and Religion

October 23-25, 20008

Hamline University School of Law

St. Paul, MN

See our Program of Presentations and Celebratory Events

Meet the Presenters