Symposium, Christ and the Common Life, 15 J. Christian Legal Thought 1-60 (2025):
Articles
- Seow Hon Tan (Singapore Management University; Google Scholar), Faith Misplaced, 15 J. Christian Legal Thought 1 (2025)
- Alvin Velazquez (Indiana-Maurer; Google Scholar), Advocating for Jubilee in the Midst of Colonization, 15 J. Christian Legal Thought 9 (2025)
- Emily A. Cole (Pepperdine), The Shaping of Law Through Imagination, 15 J. Christian Legal Thought 17 (2025)
- Destiny Herndon-De La Rosa (New Wave Feminists), Jesus is the Blueprint of My Heart, 15 J. Christian Legal Thought 28 (2025)
- Kristina Arriaga (Intrinsic), From Bartolomé de Las Casas to the Universal Declaration, 15 J. Christian Legal Thought 31 (2025)
Student Note
- Jose Pablo Sanchez (Blackstone Legal Fellow), No Room for Christ: A Closer Look at Mexican Laicism, 15 J. Christian Legal Thought 35 (2025)
Dialogue
- Anton Sorkin (Christian Legal Society) & Luke Bretherton (Oxford), Christ & the Common Life: A Conversation with Luke Bretherton on Political Theology, Community, and Grassroots Democracy, 15 J. Christian Legal Thought 41 (2025)
Reviews
- Candace McCune, Review, Steven T. Collis (Texas), Habits of a Peacemaker (2024), 15 J. Christian Legal Thought 50 (2025)
- Daniel Darling (Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary), Review, Jesse Covington (Westmont), Bryan McGraw (Wheaton; Google Scholar) & Micah Watson (Calvin University), Hopeful Realism (2025), 15 J. Christian Legal Thought 53 (2025)
Anton Sorkin (Director of Law Student Ministries, Christian Legal Society), Journal of Christian Legal Thought:
The new Journal of Christian Legal Thought is out! The theme for this volume is “Christ and the Common Life.” What began as an attempt to combine the role of law and faith in the development of community life, ended up being a fascinating (and timely) discussion on the contribution of jurists, community leaders, and attorneys working in Latin America. Countries of interest included Puerto Rico, Mexico, Cuba, and a wonderful submission from our friends in Singapore.
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