Dear Colleagues, I am pleased to announce the publication of "Law and Religion in an Increasingly Polarized America," a symposium issue of the Lewis & Clark Law Review. The nine papers in the symposium offer a variety of perspectives on religious accommodation and church-state boundaries, and all of the papers can be found online at the following link:
https://law.lclark.edu/law_reviews/lewis_and_clark_law_review/past_issues/volume-20/volume-20-number-4-2017/ I am extremely grateful to the extraordinary group of scholars who agreed to contribute to the symposium, and I do hope folks have an opportunity to read all of the papers (the titles of which are listed below). Best, Jim Oleske *SYMPOSIUM: LAW AND RELIGION IN AN INCREASINGLY POLARIZED AMERICA* *The Disappearance of Religion from Debates about Religious Accommodation * Kathleen A. Brady *Religious Accommodation, Religious Tradition, and Political Polarization* Marc O. DeGirolami *Religion and Polarization: Various Relations and How to Contribute Positively Rather than Negatively* Kent Greenawalt *Kingdom Without End? The Inevitable Expansion of Religious Sovereignty Claims* B. Jessie Hill *If Liberals Knew Themselves Better, Conservatives Might Like them Better* Andrew Koppelman *Agora, Dignity, and Discrimination: On the Constitutional Shortcomings of “Conscience” Laws that Promote Inequality in the Public Marketplace* Ronald J. Krotoszynski, Jr. *The Mystery of Unanimity in Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church & School v. EEOC* Ira C. Lupu & Robert W. Tuttle *A Regrettable Invitation to “Constitutional Resistance,” Renewed Confusion over Religious Exemptions, and the Future of Free Exercise* James M. Oleske, Jr. *The Nonsense About Bathrooms: How Purported Concerns Over Safety Block LGBT Nondiscrimination Laws and Obscure Real Religious Liberty Concerns* Robin Fretwell Wilson
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