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Sacred and secular: Barry Bussey
Is religious doctrine still a given when it comes to rights and ethics? This video investigates that question.
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Sacred and secular: Brett Scharffs
This video explores the corporate social responsibilities of business versus ethical beliefs.
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Sacred and secular: Brian Grim
How stronger economy and greater innovation occurs when companies consider all religious groups.
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Sacred and secular: Cole Durham
Broader autonomy is needed in religious organisations, argues the director of International Center for Law and Religion Studies.
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Sacred and secular: Iain Benson
Recognising differences is one way law and religion can complement eachother, says Professor Iain Benson.
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Sacred and secular: Jaclyn Neo
A focus on the Malaysian government's use of law and religion to exercise power.
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Sacred and secular: Julian Rivers
Religious beliefs towards dress, sexuality and property versus secular law is discussed by Professor Julian Rivers.
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Sacred and secular: Leonard Hammer
Professor Leonard Hammer talks about clashes, compromise and religious freedom in Israel.
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Sacred and secular: Rabbi Naftali Rothenberg
Discrepancies between secular law and Jewish aims are discussed in this video with Rabbi Naftali Rothenberg.
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Sacred and secular: Revd Robin Gibbons
Can empowerment of minority religious communities come from acknowledgement from the law and majority groups?
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Sacred and secular: Silvio Ferrari
This video looks at the problems connected to religious freedom and the imbalanced protection of religion within the secular state.
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Sacred and secular: Judge Thomas Griffith
Preserving religious rights and the religious clauses in the United States Constitution are discussed in this video with Judge Thomas B. Griffith.
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