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11 Christian Legal Soc'y Q. 1 (1990)

handle is hein.journals/chsqurt11 and id is 1 raw text is: LUARTERL Y 0.CH R IS T IAN LE G AL SO0CIE T Y Volume 11 Number 1 Spring 1990 MICHAEL J. WOODRUFF Editor-in-Chief KATHRYN J. SIDES Editor KAREN L. BLOMQUIST Managing Editor MANNY TORRES Graphic Designer ARK PUBLICATIONS Printing Cover design by Manny Torres Opinions expressed in articles published in Quar- terly are not necessarily those of Christian Legal Society. Member, Evangelical Press Association and Evan- gelical Council for Financial Accountability Quarterly is published by Christian Legal Society and sentfree of charge to CLS members. Subscrip- tions are available for $20/volume. Please make checks payable to Christian Legal Society and mail to P.O. Box 1492, Merrifield, VA 22116-1492. Submissions: Manuscripts on subjects that would be of interest and help to lawyers or law students may be submitted to Quarterly for possible publica- tion. Christian Legal Society assumes no responsi- bilityforretuming unsolicited material. Topics under considerationforfutureissuesincludeSuffering and Evil and the lawyer/client relationship. ISSN: 0736-0142 D 1990 by Christian Legal Society. All rights reserved. No portion of this material may be copied without prior written approval of Christian Legal Society, unless such use is insubstantial, done for review purposes or meets the standards set under current law. J_ EX Ecr' SFEATURES Religious Freedom: A Surprising Pattern Michael W. McConnell A widening gap between our country's religious people and the secular elite mirrors the Court's wavering religious freedom decisions of the 1980s. The Dangers of Good Advocacy C. Ken Sande Reexamining the benefits of Christian conciliation and trends for the future. 4 9 Let Justice Roll Down James G. Godlewski 12 Budget cutbacks changed the face of legal aid in the 1980s. How can we address the poor's need for affordable legal assistance today? BICENTENNIAL FOCUS: The Religion Clauses of the Constitution The Honorable Kenneth W. Starr 15 Even in 1789, as the proposed Bill of Rights was under discussion, the meaning of the religion clauses caused substantial debate. From the Bookshelf 26 Living Out the Beatitudes Thomas L. Shaffer Biblical Influence on the Declaration Curran Tiffany In the World 31 Will Politics Turn to God? James W. Skillen Viewpoint 32 The Roles of a Good Lawyer Peter J. Riga DEPARTMENTS From the President 2 From the Executive Director 3 From the Center 18 Public Ministries 20 Not for Members Only 22 Student Network 23 In Brief 24 From the Doctor 29 Calendar and Classified 30 Spring 1990 m QUARTERLY 1

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