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    • Gaining Except-ance: Army Chaplain Who Says “I Don’t” to Same-Sex Wedding Should Not Be Reprimanded
      Gaining Except-ance: Army Chaplain Who Says “I Don’t” to Same-Sex Wedding Should Not Be Reprimanded
    • The Tragedy of Religious Freedom
      The Tragedy of Religious Freedom
    • We Regret to Inform You That You Do Not Mirror the Holy Family
      We Regret to Inform You That You Do Not Mirror the Holy Family
  • (A)theologies
    • No Time for Casual Faith: The First Unitarian Woman President on our Urgent Moment
      No Time for Casual Faith: The First Unitarian Woman President on our Urgent Moment
    • Netflix’s Carlton Pearson Biopic, “Come Sunday,” Reveals Christianity’s Struggle for its Soul
      Netflix’s Carlton Pearson Biopic, “Come Sunday,” Reveals Christianity’s Struggle for its Soul
    • You Gotta Have Heart: A Response to Critics of “Why I’m Not an Organ Donor”
      You Gotta Have Heart: A Response to Critics of “Why I’m Not an Organ Donor”
  • Sex/Gender/Justice
    • Gaining Except-ance: Army Chaplain Who Says “I Don’t” to Same-Sex Wedding Should Not Be Reprimanded
      Gaining Except-ance: Army Chaplain Who Says “I Don’t” to Same-Sex Wedding Should Not Be Reprimanded
    • Fear, Nostalgia and Power Drove Evangelicals to Trump: Interview with Evangelical Scholar John Fea
      Fear, Nostalgia and Power Drove Evangelicals to Trump: Interview with Evangelical Scholar John Fea
    • A Somewhat Cynical Take On The Future And Soul Of Evangelicalism
      A Somewhat Cynical Take On The Future And Soul Of Evangelicalism
  • New Books
    • Fear, Nostalgia and Power Drove Evangelicals to Trump: Interview with Evangelical Scholar John Fea
      Fear, Nostalgia and Power Drove Evangelicals to Trump: Interview with Evangelical Scholar John Fea
    • A Somewhat Cynical Take On The Future And Soul Of Evangelicalism
      A Somewhat Cynical Take On The Future And Soul Of Evangelicalism
    • New Book on Trump and Evangelicals Gets it Mostly Right
      New Book on Trump and Evangelicals Gets it Mostly Right
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Jay Wexler

Jay Wexler is a professor at the Boston University School of Law, where he has taught environmental law and church-state law since 2001. He is the author of five books including, most recently, When God Isn’t Green: A World-Wide Journey to Places Where Religious Practices and Environmentalism Collide

Special Features, StoriesJune 16, 2016

Of Birds and Buddhists: Wildlife Rehab, NYC Style

By Jay Wexler

Spring is the busy season at the Wild Bird Fund, the only wildlife rehabilitation center…

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Culture, New Books, ScienceApril 4, 2016

Is Religion Wrecking Our Air?

By Jay Wexler

What more important natural resource could there be than the air we breathe every minute…

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Archive**March 25, 2009

RD10Q: Holy Hullabaloos: A Fun Book on Church and State

By Jay Wexler

A law professor goes on the road to visit the landmarks of the history of church/state issues in America and hijinks ensue.

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Politics/LawFebruary 27, 2009

10 Commandments SCOTUS Ruling Right, Highlights Wrongs

By Jay Wexler

Law Professor Jay Wexler comments on the “clear as oatmeal” SCOTUS decisions on monument issues.

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