Hobby Lobby’s ‘Sincerely Held Religious Beliefs’: The Problem of Theological Terminology in American Politics and Jurisprudence

Brent Hege

Hobby Lobby’s ‘Sincerely Held Religious Beliefs’: The Problem of Theological Terminology in American Politics and Jurisprudence

Brent Hege

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Abstract of Brent Hege's conference paper presented at: Southwest Popular/American Culture Association Annual Meeting Albuquerque, NM, Feb. 2015.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Feb 15 2015
Event	Southwest Popular/American Culture Association Annual Meeting - Duration: Feb 15 2015 → …

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Conference	Southwest Popular/American Culture Association Annual Meeting
Period	2/15/15 → …

Keywords

Hobby Lobby Case
supreme court
theological terminology

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Religion

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Hobby Lobby’s ‘Sincerely Held Religious Beliefs’: The Problem of Theological Terminology in American Politics and Jurisprudence

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