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Educators Need Education on Religious Freedom

"The consequences of the unexpected death of Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod president A.L Barry, and other stories from around the world."

Ted Olsen | posted 3/01/2001 12:00AM

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National Council of Churches urges end to Vieques bombing | Puerto Rican island's 9,400 residents scheduled to decide in a November referendum whether U.S. Navy should stay or leave (Associated Press)

Bush's faith-based initative:

Faith in action | Some religious social groups proselytize, but others say they're merely motivated to help (The Dallas Morning News)
A clerical, and racial, gap over federal help (The New York Times)
Holy War | On one side are conservative evangelicals who fear Bush's program will lead to the regulation of faith-based groups. On the other are black churches eager for money to perform social work in the inner city—whether or not it comes with strings attached. (The New Republic)
Most welfare plans pass on charity (Associated Press)
Most states pass on charitable choice (Associated Press)

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