October 06, 2014
A Genuinely Liberal Approach to Religion in Politics
I’m honored to have the lead essay on Cato Unbound this month. In the essay, I lay out what I take to be a genuinely liberal approach to religion in…
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July 08, 2014
and cf.
Kent Greenfield, “Hobby Lobby, “unconstitutional conditions,” and corporate law mistakes”” As a number of corporate law scholars and I argued in an amicus brief in the case, the very purpose…
July 05, 2014
Left-Libertarian Perspective(s) on Hobby Lobby, Part 2
I recently posted some links to left-libertarian takes on the Hobby Lobby decision. Here’s one more: Brian Nicholson
July 01, 2014
Burwell v. Hobby Lobby: Modest Progress Towards Justice
My view: Burwell v. Hobby Lobby brings US law closer to justice, legitimacy and liberty. I don’t agree with Jacob’s (seeming) argument to the contrary. I. My Take in More…
May 18, 2014
Why Don’t Libertarians Care About the Establishment of Religion?
I write both on libertarianism and issues surrounding the proper role of religion in politics. The issues don’t overlap all that much, in large part because there really is no…
February 06, 2014
How Ham on Nye Harms Our Public Discourse on Science and Religion
I tried to resist, but I must admit to having watched the “Ham on Nye” debate in full. I find debates between creationists and atheist evolutionists tiring and deeply upsetting…