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Monthly Archives: January 2004
Is teaching religion in the schools like teaching a foreign language?
One difference is that the US Constitution doesn’t prohibit establishment of a language, but it does religion. I think you and I would agree that it is possible to teach an objective class on world religions and include discussions of … Continue reading
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US Presidential Election 2004
I watched the Iowa presidential debate, January 4. Impressive. But I got totally disgusted with Joe Lieberman, the way he twisted things to attack Dean. I consider this unethical, and that makes Lieberman not qualified for a public trust like … Continue reading
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