Emory University Law
and Religion Program
The Law and Religion Program
in the Law School at Emory University is designed to explore
the religious dimensions of law, the legal dimensions of religion,
and the interaction of legal and religious ideas and methods. Established in
1982, the Law and Religion Program provide students and faculty with unique
forms and forums of interdisciplinary study. The program is ecumenical and
comparative in perspective, with emphasis on the religious traditions of Christianity,
Judaism, and Islam, and the legal traditions of the Atlantic continents. In
1996, the program published a landmark two volume series on Religious Human
Rights in Global Perspective.
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