Ok - it is time for self-touting - if you want a non-traditional book -
with cases and also theology commentaries -- look at one prepared by me
[a law professor] and Joe Bessler-Northcutt - a theology professor -
titled - "Law and Theology" - Carolina Academic Press - Teacher's Guide
will be available for Spring
William Janssen wrote:
Good afternoon.
I am picking up a Religion & the Law course for the coming semester, and
would welcome any suggestions on casebooks. Any thoughts appreciated.
Thank you.
Bill Janssen
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/*/Charleston/*//*/ School of Law /*/| 81 Mary Street | Charleston,
South Carolina 29403
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