Watch & participate online at: dashboard.law.utah.edu/freedomfromreligion
Mountain Daylight Time • 2.0 hours CLE credit

Free parking available at the Rice-Eccles Stadium lot

Based on Professor Amos N. Guiora's new book, Freedom from Religion: Rights and National Security (Oxford University Press, 2009), this Symposium will explore the limits of tolerance of religious extremism in five countries and its impact on the current terrorism threat our world faces. By drawing on varied perspectives and disciplines — religion, cognitive science, history, philosophy, and law — the panelists will challenge conventional wisdom by asking whether the threat of future terrorism might be lessened by government's curtailing religious extremism.

The Speakers

Amos N. Guiora Professor of Law University of Utah	John C. Lentz Pastor & Head of Staff Forest Hill Presbyterian Church	Scott M. Matheson Jr. Professor of Law University of Utah
Terry S. Kogan Professor of Law University of Utah	William E. Deal Severance Professor of the History of Religion Case Western Reserve University

The Agenda