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New Book Says Being Loved is the First Human Right
November 17, 2011
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American Academy of Arts and Sciences Inducts E. Brooks Holifield
October 14, 2011
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Broyde Outlines Jewish Law Support of Controversial Reproductive Technology
September 20, 2011
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"We’re slowly overcoming our allergy to public expression of religion. We’re slowly coming to realize that every serious position on the fundamentals of public and private life – warfare, marriage reform, bioethics, environmental causes, and more -- rests on a set of founding metaphors and starting beliefs that have comparable faith-like qualities. Today, easy claims of neutrality and objectivity in public argument face very strong epistemological headwinds. "
–John Witte, Jr. Witte Discusses Religion, State, Human Rights