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William & Mary Law Review
Religion and the State
Volume 27 (1985-1986), Issue 5 (1986)
Prefatory Matter
Symposium Articles
Introduction to Religion and the State
Gene R. Nichol
The Origins of the Religion Clause of the Constitution
Philip B. Kurland
The Religion Clauses and Nonbelievers
Norman Dorsen
Unprecedential Analysis and Original Intent
William P. Marshall
Coercion: The Lost Element of Establishment
Michael W. McConnell
The Free Exercise Clause: A Structural Overview and an Appraisal of Recent Developments
Jesse H. Choper
The Free Exercise Clause: A View From the Public Forum
Lillian R. BeVier
Comment On "The Free Exercise Clause: A Structural Overview and an Appraisal of Recent Developments"
Barry A. Fisher
Constitutionally Compelled Exemptions and the Free Exercise Clause
Geoffrey R. Stone
The Limits of Rationality and the Place of Religious Conviction: Protecting Animals and the Environment
Kent Greenawalt
Comment On "The Limits of Rationality and the Place of Religious Conviction: Protecting Animals and the Environment"
Michael J. Perry
May Officials Think Religiously?
Frederick Schauer
Religious Activism: The Historical Record
Michael E. Smith
To Walk a Crooked Path: Separating Law and Religion in the Secular State
Diane L. Zimmerman