Does the 1954 Johnson Amendment Violate the U.S. Constitution & Federal Law by Requiring a Pastor to Refrain from Addressing candidates & Elections in Light of Scripture or Church Doctrine During a Sermon?

Name: Does the 1954 Johnson Amendment Violate the U.S. Constitution & Federal Law by Requiring a Pastor to Refrain from Addressing candidates & Elections in Light of Scripture or Church Doctrine During a Sermon?
Start: 2010-03-22T21:00:00.000000Z
End: 2010-03-23T00:00:00.000000Z
Location: Harvard Law School

Harvard Student Chapter

Mar 22 2010

Monday 5:00 p.m. EDT

Topics:

Religious Liberties • Free Speech & Election Law

Harvard Student Chapter

In-Person Event

Harvard Law School
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Cambridge, MA 02138

Speakers:

Erik Stanley, Alliance Defense Fund
Rev. Barry Lynn, Americans United for the Separation of Church & State
Professor Donald Tobin, Ohio State Law
Professor Andrew Koppelman, Northwestern Law

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Andrew Koppelman
Barry W. Lynn
Erik Stanley
Donald B. Tobin

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Alliance Defending Freedom Religious text Andrew Koppelman Moritz College of Law Johnson Amendment Americans United for Separation of Church and State Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law Barry W. Lynn Erik Stanley

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