A humble assessment | The past and future of the pro-life movement (Leslie Carbone, Breakpoint)
Church and state:
Rights coalition files suit over Colorado vouchers law | The suit filed in Denver County District Court alleges that the law, enacted earlier this spring, violates a state constitutional ban on public financing of religion (The Washington Post)
Separating church, state and sports | There has to be decent judgment with how far religious zeal goes before it violates the respect and dignity of some players (Leo Sandon, Tallahassee Democrat, Fla.)
Religion-free zone? | America's public schools are in a bind. A new law requires them to allow 'religious expression' on school grounds—or risk losing federal funds. But they risk a lawsuit if they do. (The Christian Science Monitor)
School prayer issue remains unsettled | Despite Supreme Court decisions, educators and constitutional experts are still grappling over whether God should have a seat on the stage of public school graduation ceremonies this spring (The Plain Dealer, Cleveland)
Religious freedom for teachers on trial in Pennsylvania | In Pennsylvania, the church-state question is made more complicated by a 19th century law that originally had nothing to do with religious tolerance (Voice of America)
Keeping separate church and state | Would taxpayers be as willing to pay for a student's training as an imam? Again, we think not (Editorial, Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
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