Annual Symposium 2014: “Varieties of Secularism, Religion, and the Law”

BYU Law Review Volume 2015, No. 3 

More than 80 distinguished delegates from 40 countries met in the 21st Annual International Law and Religion Symposium to engage in discussion of “Varieties of Secularism, Religion, and the Law.” Some papers from this Symposium were published in the BYU Law Review:

• Keynote Address, Senator Orrin G. Hatch
• An Incurable Malaise: Commonwealth v. Australian Capital Territory and Baskin v. Bogan as Symptoms of Early-Onset Dystopia, Neville Rochow
• Still Fighting God in the Public Arena: Does Europe Pursue the Separation of Religion and State Too Devoutly or Is It Saying It Does Without Really Meaning It?, Vanja-Ivan Savić
• Free Speech and Public Order Exceptions: A Case for the U.S. Standard, Asma T. Uddin
• Towards a Recognition and Dialogue: Secularism in Europe, Jean-Paul Willaime