《RELIGIOUS HUMAN RIGHTS IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE RELIGIOUS PERSPECTIVES》

Religious Dimensions of Human Rights MartinE.Marty, University of Chicago1

Religious Rights: An Historical PerspectiveBrian Tierney, Cornell University17

Human Rights and Biblical Legal ThoughtWolfgang Huber, Lutheran Bishop of Berlin-Brandenburg47

Religious Rights and Christian TextsLuke Timothy Johnson, Emory University65

Religious Activism for Human Rights: A Christian Case StudyJ.Bryan Hehir, Harvard University97

Human Rights in the ChurchWilliam Johnson Everett, Andover Newton Theological School121

Thinking About Women, Christianity, and RightsJean Bethke Elshtain, University of Chicago143

The Religious Rights of ChildrenJohn E.Coons, University of California at Berkeley157

Religious Human Rights in Judaic TextsDavid Novak, University of Virginia175

Forming Religious Communities and Respecting Dissenter’s Rights:A Jewish Tradition for a Modern SocietyMichael J.Broyde, Emory University203

Jewish NGOs and Religious Human Rights: A Case StudyIrwin Cotler, McGill University235

Women in Judaism From the Perspective of Human RightsMichael S. Berger Deborah E. Lipstadt, Emory University295

The Duty to Educate in Jewish Law: A Right with a PurposeMichael J. Broyde, Emory University323

Islamic Foundations of Religious Human RightsAbdullahi Ahmed An-Na'im, Emory University337

Rights of Women Within Islamic CommunitiesRiffat Hassan, University of Louisville361

The Treatment of Religious Dissidents Under Classical and Contemporary Islamic LawDonna E. Arzt, Syracuse University387

An Apologia for Religious Human RightsJames E. Wood, Jr., Baylor University455

Religion and Human Rights: A Theological ApologeticMax L. Stackhouse, Princeton University and Stephen E. Healey, Boston College485

Identity, Difference, and Belonging: Religious and Cultural RightsCharles Villa-Vicencio, University of Cape Town517

Bibliography of Books and Articles Cited539

Biographical Sketches of Contributors571

Index579