One of the advantages of a focused course like Religion and the Constitution is that we tend to get a seminar-sized class of students who are quite interested in the subject matter of the course.
Are there some issues that some of you are particularly interested in?
If so, let's talk about it and see if we can spend some time looking at those issues.
Feel free to discuss this either with me directly, among yourselves, or even right here in the comments section.
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