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This editorial aims to provide an overview of the evolving field at the nexus of law and religion.

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May 9, 2026Open Access

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This editorial aims to provide an overview of the evolving field at the nexus of law and religion.
Introduces the December 2018 volume of the Journal of Law and Religion
Comments on the intersection of law and religion
Highlights contributions from various authors
Presents diverse topics among articles and reviews
Includes contributions from notable scholars in the field

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This editorial prefaces the contents of the December 2018 volume of the Journal of Law and Religion. These remarks comment briefly on the growing field of inquiry located at the intersection of law and religion before introducing the diverse range of provocative topics addressed by the articles and reviews included in this issue, with contributions by Mary Ann Glendon, Michael J. Broyde, Matthew S. Erie, Jianlin Chen, Joel Harrison, Avishalom Westreich, William A. Barbieri, Rabea N. Benhalim, Nadieszda Kizenko, Bart Klem, and Audra L. Savage.

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Witte, Jr., John

Emory University

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Emory and Henry College

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