Pluralism, Religion and the Law

This Friday, March 7, Seattle University School of Law will be hosting a symposium entitled, Pluralism, Religion and the Law. Topics of discussion will include the role of religious morality in shaping legal freedoms, the freedom of religion and normative human rights, the intersection of religious pluralism, critical multiculturalism, and liberal political theory, and the influence of religion on ethics, professionalism, and the practice of law.  My contribution to the symposium it titled The Practice of Law as a Response to God's Call.  More conference information is available here.