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Top Ten Religious Liberty Stories of 2008

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Reviewing the posts of the year, if there was one emerging theme, it was the sense that we are approaching some turning points in church-state understanding: new compromises, new layers of dispute, new legal frameworks governing the old disputes, and maybe most importantly a new political landscape in which it will all unfold. Some of this year's biggest stories offer more questions and opportunities than answers and resolution, leaving plenty of anticipation for 2009, and even more uncertainty than usual about how central religious liberty issues will play out. Enjoy the top 10 (plus a couple personal favorite/honorable mention entries at the end), and let me know what I've unconscionably left out.

Full post as published by Blog From The Capital on December 29, 2008 (boomark / email).

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