The Center for Law and Religion (CLR) at St. John’s University School of Law, which is under the direction of First Things contributor Professor Mark L. Movsesian, has launched a very impressive new blog called the CLR Forum . It includes a Scholarship Roundup , which comprehensively compiles the latest law-and-religion scholarship in American law reviews and foreign journals, as well as books from law and other disciplines, and a Commentary section by CLR faculty and student fellows on law-and-religion issues. There are also useful links to law and religion research centers, blogs and news sites, as well as information about CLR programs and faculty publications . For more, see this message from Professor Movsesian .
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