Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Law and Religion
If the article is kept, I think it might need to be renamed as "Law and Religion studies" or something similar. Title right now is vastly broader than what the article's subject is: a relatively small and recent (Emory's own page, which identifies itself as one of the first program in the United States on the topic, only suggests it was seriously studied after 1982 http://cslr.law.emory.edu/about/mission-history/) interdisciplinary field. Confusingly, there is already a page at Religious law. Also would like to see some citations for the claim above that "over 1000 scholars" are involved in the area. I know this isn't an argument for deleting the page, but there are many, many other legal interdisciplinary programs that are far better established and have longer histories that do not have WP pages (e.g., law and social work, law and philosophy, law and criminology, law and engineering, law and human development, etc etc.) So I do think there has to be some burden to show that this page meets . Right now, I'm not seeing anything that meets the strict requirements: none of the citations are independent coverage of the topic. I know this is a tricky area to deal with for notability, but still am not sure about the page at all
— User:Mikeman67, 20:37, 2 March 2014 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)