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Symposium Introduction: The Competing Claims of Law and Religion: Who Should Influence Whom?
Robert F. Cochran Jr. and Michael A. Helfand

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Law, Religion, and the Common Good
James Davison Hunter

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Faithful Presence and Theological Jurisprudence: A Response to James Davison Hunter
Zachary R. Calo

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The Mighty Work of Making Nations Happy: A Response to James Davison Hunter
Patrick McKinley Brennan

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And I Don’t Care What It Is: Religious Neutrality in American Law
Andrew Koppelman

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Can We Please Stop Talking About Neutrality? Koppelman Between Scalia and Rawls
Chad Flanders

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Neutrality and the Good of Religious Freedom: An Appreciative Response to Professor Koppelman
Richard W. Garnett

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The Priority of God: A Theory of Religious Liberty
Michael Stokes Paulsen

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The Priority of Law: A Response to Michael Stokes Paulsen
Eugene Volokh

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Complementary, Not Competing, Claims of Law and Religion: An Islamic Perspective
Abdullahi A. An-Na'im

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Seeking an Islamic Reflective Equilibrium: A Response to Abdullahi A. An-Na'im’s Complementary, Not Competing, Claims of Law and Religion: An Islamic Perspective
Mohammad H. Fadel

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The Endorsement Test Is Alive and Well: A Cause for Celebration and Sorrow
Mark Strasser

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Blame It on Catholic Bishop: The Question of NLRB Jurisdiction over Religious Colleges and Universities
Susan J. Stabile

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Saving the First Amendment from Itself: Relief from the Sherman Act Against the Rabbinic Cartels
Barak D. Richman

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To Teach and Persuade
Sherman J. Clark

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Theism, Naturalism, and Liberalism: John Stuart Mill and the “Final Inexplicability” of the Self
John Lawrence Hill