For those of you with access to services like JSTOR and Hein Online, I'd like to announce the publication of my article "Competing Orthodoxies in the Public Square" in the Journal of Law and Religion.
The basic thesis is that all of us, including the Court, are moving into a more postmodern way of looking at religion versus the alternatives (like say, Marxism, feminism, or various race-centrisms), and thus a strict separationist view is untenable because it singles out religion without treating functional equivalents the same way. As proof of the phenomenon at work, I discuss the movement of free exercise cases into the free speech realm.
Hunter, can interested parties get a copy of this by, say, sending you a SASE?
ReplyDeleteDitto.
ReplyDeleteI'm waiting on my author copies. When I get them, I'll happily send a couple along to the two of you.
ReplyDeleteYou are a mensch among menschen! Danke schoen!
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