Here is an item about a new research project that will interest many First Things readers. As reported in this story, the Center for Law and Religion at St. John’s University School of Law has received a major grant from the Bradley Foundation to launch the Tradition Project, a new, multi-year research initiative.
The project seeks to develop a broad understanding of what tradition might continue to offer for law, politics, and responsible citizenship. It will explore the value of tradition and the relationship between tradition and change in today’s world.
For its first event in Fall 2016, the project will bring together leading public figures, scholars, judges, and journalists for a lecture and workshops addressing the multiple meanings of tradition and the importance of tradition for American law, politics, and citizenship.
Through the project, the Center for Law and Religion aims to develop a broad
and rich understanding of what tradition might continue to offer in cultivating virtuous, responsible, self-governing citizens.
For more information on the Tradition Project and the Center for Law and Religion, please contact the Center's director, Mark Movsesian.
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