When Law and Religion Meet
This series provides a forum for religious leaders to discuss difficult legal, moral, and ethical issues facing their religious communities.
2012-2013
Michael Welker: The Power of Mercy in Biblical Law
Frank S. Alexander: Housing America's Families: Investments, Risks, and Families
Martha A. Fineman: What it Means to be Human: Vulnerability and the Human Condition
Barbara Bennett Woodhouse: Blessing Vulnerability, Building Resilience: Children, Church, and Community
2011-2012
Michael J. Broyde: The Bioethical Future: Some Jewish Thoughts on Reproductive Ethics
Mary Ann Glendon: Religious Freedom: A Second-Class Right?
John Witte, Jr.: Shari'a in the West? What Place for Religious Family Law in America and Other Western Democracies?
Luke Timothy Johnson: Jesus and the Law of Marriage and Divorce
Michael J. Perry: Freedom of Religion, Same-Sex Marriage, and the Catholic Church
2008-2009
Wilton D. Gregory: The Catholic Church and the Death Penalty
Irwin Cotler: The Danger of a Genocidal and Nuclear Iran
Mona Siddiqui: Islamic Law in Britain: A Minor Problem or a Problem for a Minority?
Gene Robinson: Why Religion Matters in the Quest for Gay Civil Rights: Part 1
