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: Mirror of JusticeA question for Steve
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It was great to see Steve Shiffrin (and many other MOJers) at Villanova. I appreciate Steve's report from the Scarpa conference, and will soon be posting some reactions of my own. For now, just a quick question: Steve says that it is "clearly right" to say that a law "founded on a religious purpose" is unconstitutional. How, though, do we distinguish between "religious" purposes, and "purposes that many people who are religious hold"?
Full post as published by Mirror of Justice on February 20, 2009 (boomark / email).
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