CFP: Rule of Law – Religious Perspectives

Journal of Law Religion and State

The Journal of Law, Religion & State invites submissions on the topic Rule of Law – Religious Perspectives.

The encounter of religion with the rule of law may generate tension but also mutual inspiration. The rule of law implies law’s supremacy over other normative systems and personal commitments. It also implies that law applies to everyone equally. Religion represents a normative system that may in some areas be different from – and stand in opposition to – state law. Religion may deny the supremacy of state law and pose divine law as supreme instead. It may, alternatively, seek exemptions from state law in those matters where the two conflict.

Details and Deadline: An abstract of 500 (max.) words should be sent to jlrs[@]biu.ac.il no later than April 15, 2016. Please indicate academic affiliation and attach a short CV.

About the author

Reference Librarian, Moritz College of Law, The Ohio State University