Volume 18

Part 1 – Fall 2016

Articles

“In God We Trust”: The Lack of Atheist Representation on the Bench
Elizabeth C. Kingston

Catholic Social Thought, Social Security Disability, and Inclusion of the Disabled in the American Economy
Ken Matheny

Note

Missing the Mark: Challenging the Court’s Refusal to Recognize the “Mark of the Beast” as a Valid Religious-Based Exemption
Marc R. Conley

New Developments

Banning the Burka: Indicative of a Legitimate Aim or a Thinly-Veiled Attempt to Legislate Religious and Cultural Intolerance
Samuel P Kovach-Orr

Nuremburg Project

Is it Too Late Now to Say Sorry: German Reparations to Homosexuals
Stephen Oliwa

Part 2 – Spring 2017

Articles

The Afterlives of Aurangzeb: Jizya, Social Domination and the Meaning of Constitutional Secularism
Dhruv Chand Aggarwal

Early American Public Commitment to Faith and Religious Freedom, Including an Inquiry into Sermons of the Era, as Evidence for a Strong Free Exercise Clause
Steven T. Voigt

Notes

New Religious Movements and the Need for Greater Clarity of “Religion” under Title VII
Kevin Farrell

Separating Church and State against the Culture of a Christian Public
Andrew Jadick

New Developments

Conversion Therapy, its Detrimental Consequences, and its Place in the National Spotlight
Christina Ludwig

Nuremburg Project

The People’s Court of Germany: Is the American Criminal Justice System as Different as We Think?Kelli-Ann Dreisbach