For those interested, this is the final version, which will appear in a symposium issue of the San Diego Law Review on "Freedom of Conscience." Other contributors to this issue will include Michael Perry, Kent Greenawalt, Michael White, Andrew Koppelman, and Nomi Stolzenberg, among others. Larry Alexander and Steven Smith organized a very productive conference on the subject this past April in San Diego.
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