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ol, and from 2000 to 2004 he directed the Martin Marty Center. the Divinity School's institute for adva

n our plural democracy. Curlin and colleagues have authored numerous manuscripts published in the medicine and bioethics literatures, including a New England Journal of Medicine paper titled, "Religion, Conscience and Controversial Clinical Practices." As founding Director of the Program on Medicine and Religion at the Un

ool, and from 2000 to 2004 he directed the Martin Marty Center, the Divinity School’s institute for advan

es in our plural democracy. Curlin and colleagues have authored numerous manuscripts published in the medicine and bioethics literatures, including a New England Journal of Medicine paper titled, “Religion, Conscience and Controversial Clinical Practices.” As founding Director of the Program on Medicine and Religion at the Univer