Report Released on How Texas Public Schools Teach the Bible
Nearly 50 years ago the U.S. Supreme Court decided School District of Abington Township v. Schempp and held that public school […]
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Whence Cometh Separation of Church and State?
For some reason, over the last few weeks I’ve gotten a number of irascible Facebook posts, nasty emails, and all
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The Week in Review – Law and Atheism
Things have been sort of insane in my life over the last few weeks, so I’m horribly late posting legal
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Activism: How to Address Those Nativity Scenes
Reader Question: I live in a small village in Ohio just outside of Cincinnati and there is the usual awful
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Activism Alert: Be Counted!
This may not seem like much, but it really does matter. Atheist Alliance International has a new project: a census of
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The Week in Review – Law and Atheism
The Christian Family Coalition persuaded the Miami-Dade County Commissioners to institute a prayer to start off each meeting. Commissioner Dennis Moss was understandably upset at the
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Charlie Brown Christmas Field Trip Cancelled
The field trip by the local elementary school to a church to see the Charlie Brown Christmas play, complete with Bible
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A Reader’s Legal Question: Student-Led Prayers
Reader questions are edited to eliminate references to specific people and places, unless there’s a need to call out the
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The Grinch Who Stole Charlie Brown’s Christmas
Since I’ve been all over national – and international – news the last week or two because of my insidious hatred for Charlie
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