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Understanding the Dynamics of Religious Persecution (Third Plenary)

The 2019 Annual International Law and Religion Symposium focuses a light on persecution, with a particular emphasis on how implementing the concepts of human dignity and religious freedom can help prevent and respond to persecution worldwide. The 26th Annual International Law and Religion Symposium was held in Provo, Utah on 6-8 October 2019. In this October 8 plenary session, Roger Finke discusses data on religious persecution throughout the world. Jónatas Machado analyzes several political theories as they relate to religious freedom and explains gaps between constitutionally-enshrined religious freedom promises and their implementation. Andrew Teal presents historical examples of religious persecution and explains religious observers’ vulnerability. This plenary session was moderated by Jane Wise, International Center for Law and Religion Studies The speakers included: Roger Finke, Professor of Sociology and Religious Studies, Pennsylvania State University; Director, Association of Religion Data Archives Jónatas Machado, Professor of Law, Universidade de Coimbra in Portugal Reverend Dr. Andrew Teal, Chaplain, Fellow, and Lecturer in Theology, Pembroke College