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Preparing for the clothed public square: teaching about religion, civic education, and the Constitution.
William and Mary Law Review
; ... Scholarly Look at Religion, DALLAS MORNING NEWS, Oct. 16, 1999, at 1G ( [I]n the past 20 ... amp; HAYNES, supra note 3, at 78 (.The news is not all bad. According to the American ... Government Encroaches on Freedom, DAYTON DAILY NEWS, Mar. 21, 2000, at 6A (describing land ...
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The culture of belief and the politics of religion.
Law and Contemporary Problems
; ... Movements Around the Country, N.Y. TIMES, Apr. 24, 1995, at B9. (8.) See Harrison Rainie et al., The Final Days of David Koresh, U.S. NEWS & WORLD REP., May 3, 1993, at 24. (9.) 22 U.S.C. [sections][sections] 6401(b), 6411(a) (1998). (10.) See, e.g., Chris Burritt ...
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Establishment and disestablishment at the founding, part I: establishment of religion.
William and Mary Law Review
; INTRODUCTION I. THE LAWS CONSTITUTING AN ESTABLISHMENT A. Establishment in England B. Establishment in the American Colonies 1. Virginia 2. New England 3. Other Southern Colonies 4. New York C. Elements of the Establishment 1. Governmental Control Over the Doctrines, Structure, and Personnel of the
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The concept of religion.
Yale Law Journal
; ... resentment in other cities as well. See, e.g., Marty Sabota, North Side Residents Upset About Animal Sacrifices, San Antonio Express-News, Sept. 26, 1997, at 10D, available in 1997 WL 13206688. The State Department has been accused of anti-Santeria bias for its refusal ...
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Establishing a buffer zone: the proper balance between the First Amendment religion clauses in the context of neutral zoning regulations.
University of Pennsylvania Law Review
; INTRODUCTION The genius of the United States Constitution lies not only in what it contains, but also, ironically, in what it omits. Because it is merely a skeletal framework, the Constitution permits the specific nature of its own application to vary with the social, cultural, and political
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Religion, the public square, and the presidency.
Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy
; ... instructional materials such as maps, periodicals, and laboratory ... Gore's Views Will Prevail, DET. NEWS, Aug. 18, 2000, at 6. 158. After ... http://www.freedomforum.org/ news/2000/05/2000-05-17-01.asp. (207 ... available at http://www.aclu.org/news/2000/ n081500b.html. (208.) Memorandum ...
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Free? exercise.(free exercise of religion and the First Amendment; government support of religion)
William and Mary Law Review
; ... Acceptance Speech, at http://www.georgewbush.com/News.asp?FormMode=SP (last visited Sept. 19 ... Talk' Becoming a Campaign Staple?, U.S. NEWS & WORLD REP., Aug. 21, 2000, available ... in this Presidential Election, GANNETT NEWS SERVICE, Aug. 21, 2000, available in 2000 ...
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What's in a name? Law, religion, and Islamic names.
Denver Journal of International Law and Policy
; ... messengers We have Already told thee the story; Of others we have not;-- And to Moses God spoke direct:-- Messengers who gave good news As well as warning, That mankind, after (the coming) Of the messengers, should have No plea against Allah: For Allah is Exalted ...
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Testamentary conditions in restraint of religion in the twenty-first century: an Anglo-Canadian perspective.
McGill Law Journal
; The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the United Kingdom's Human Rights Act 1998 generate interesting questions concerning their application in the private sphere. In this paper, the authors explore how the norms embodied in these instruments affect testamentary conditions in restraint of
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Religion and rehabilitation.
Criminal Justice Ethics
; In his book The Kingdom of God in America, H. Richard Niebuhr described the disenchanted world created by the abandonment of a religious vision for America during the post-Civil War era in favor of one based on secular, progressive logic. Caught up in the optimism of the age, liberal Christians
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