What higher education law says about spirituality

John Wesley Lowery

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Legal Issues in Education Religious Freedom and Discrimination Religious Education and Schools

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Abstract An increasingly litigious environment, combined with a renewed interest in spirituality, makes it imperative for higher education officials to be cognizant of the legal implication of two competing fundamental rights.

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2006New Directions for Student Services 2001Approaching the Qur'an: the early revelations 2009A Legal Guide for Student Affairs Professionals

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