Religion & Law

Religious legal theory

By Rob Vischer

Seton Hall law prof David Opderbeck informs me that he has started a Religious Legal Theory email discussion group.  Here's his description:

This is an email list for the scholarly discussion of religious legal theory. The list is open to law professors, practicing lawyers, judges, students, and others who are interested in relating religious perspectives to legal theory. All religious perspectives are welcome. We hope to foster productive discussion of how religious perspectives can inform and find a voice in contemporary legal theory, engage in respectful conversation about law and legal theory across religious traditions, and encourage appreciation for the rich historical tradition of theological reflection on law and legal institutions.

You can sign up to join the conversation here.

Full post as published by Mirror of Justice on March 11, 2008 (boomark / email).