The Center for Law and the Human Person announces the theme for its Fourth Annual Spring Symposium: “Now We Know that the Law is Good”: On Law and Virtue. The symposium will take place March 26-27, 2026 at the Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law. Interested scholars from a range of academic specialties are encouraged to submit an abstract about a topic germane to the symposium’s themes. We particularly encourage early career scholars to submit abstracts.
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Delighted to share that Ryan Hanlon (of the National Council for Adoption, and Adjunct Professor in CUA’s National Catholics School of Social Services) and I have published an article in the Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics, and Public Policy entitled, “Informing Choice: The Role of Adoption in Women’s Pregnancy Decision-Making.” In this article, we describe […]
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Kevin and I offer some guarded reactions to, and some explanation of some of the issues in, today’s big decisions concerning universal injunctions, the separation of powers, free speech, and free exercise. Listen in!
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An essay of mine on the ascendancy of religious exemption in our world and exemption’s relationship with what I call “establishment” and “disestablishment” (hint: it’s not really about “religion,” whatever that means). A bit from the beginning, which fortuitously uses some barbecue metaphors in honor of Independence Day: What can the minority in a democracy […]
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I was delighted to speak with Anton Sorkin, Director: Law Student Ministries at the Christian Legal Society and Affiliate Professor at Trinity Law School, about several things in his podcast, “Cross & Gavel”: my own background and how I got interested in law and religion as a field, as well as the past, present, and […]
Thank you to all who joined us for our 2024-2025 events. We look forward to announcing our 2025-2026 lineup this summer. Make sure to subscribe to our newsletter to stay in the know!
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