Hobby Lobby: Can Corporations Have Religious Views Protected By The Constitution?

When U.S. Supreme Court granted cert last month to hear Sebelius v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. an online explosion of academic commentary commenced. The question is whether Hobby Lobby, based on the religious objections of its owners can deny its employees health insurance for contraceptives to which they would otherwise be entitled by federal law.  If you've waited to dig into the arguments, you can now efficiently digest both sides, as an appetizer before the main course of all the briefs next month, by consulting Volokh Conspiracy for Hobby Lobby's side, and Balkinization for the government's case.