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Card #1 Christianity Today Verla Gillmor Page 1&2 |
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Exemption for religious freedom is unacceptable, religious liberty is a privilege not a right. Many states have protected religious liberty. |
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Card #2 Christianity Today Jennifer Ferranti Page 1 |
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Religious expression in public schools should be forbidden. Clinton says saying that is violating the 1st ammend and should express their religion freely. |
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Card #3 Christianity Today Jennifer Ferranti Page 2 |
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Clinton says there should be a religious equality ammend. Many schools don't understand court rulings. Kids should be able to express their religion however they want and anywhere they want. |
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Card #4 God + Football in Texas Robert Drinan Page 1 |
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Their prayers reflected an undeniably Christian outlook with a Baptist orientation. The widely accepted practice had no justification. |
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Card #5 God + Football in Texas Robert Drinan Page 1 |
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U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit determined that prayer violated the constitutional prohibition. Ruling was intertwined of student-led prayers at graduation. |
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Card #6 God + Football in Texas Robert Drinan Page 1 |
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That issue has not been resolved by the U.S. Supreme Court, but prayers at athletic events may be contrary to the letter and the spirit on the decision. |
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Card #7 God + Football in Texas Robert Drinan Page 2 |
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The challenged prayer has deep roots in Texas and 82% of voters supported prayer by a poll taken by Bush and asked Supreme Court to reverse the Fifth Circuit Court |
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Card #8 God + Football in Texas Robert Drinan Page 2 |
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Supreme court has tried to harmonize the ban on government advancement of religion with the First Ammend which lets the free exercise of religion. |
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Card #9 God + Football in Texas Robert Drinan Page 2 |
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It is very certain that if they ban religious expression they will continue the practices, in a modified way. |
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Card #10 God + Football in Texas Robert Drinan Page 2 |
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Prayers at school athletic events are intertwined with local tradition, deep civic pride and spontaneous student initiatives. |
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Card #11 God + Football in Texas Robert Drinan Page 2 |
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If the Supreme Court permits the student-led prayers at issue in the Santa Fe case, countless parents and others will be grateful. |
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Card #12 Current Events Gale Page 1 |
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Dan Flynn, a state rep, filed a bill saying school board trustees can't prevent teachers from posting the 10 commandments in prominent locations. |
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Card #13 Current Events Gale Page 1 |
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Displaying the 10 commandments is not expressing a religion, but expressing history and the 10 commandments are showed at the U.S Supreme Court building. |
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Card #14 Current Events Gale Page 1 |
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The 10 commandments may also teach kids life lessons like thou shall not steal. |
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Card #15 Christianity Today Charles Adamson Page 1 |
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes may strengthen religious groups in public schools. |
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Card #16 Christianity Today Charles Adamson Page 1 |
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The FCA huddle has 500,000 in national membership in 7,700 huddles on junior high, high school, and college campuses. |
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Card #17 Christianity Today Charles Adamson Page 2 |
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If the U.S. Supreme Court lets a Christian club access an elementary school in New York then it would dramatically increase the numbers of student-focused clubs nationwide. |
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Card #18 Christianity Today Charles Adamson Page 2 |
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Equal Access Act was to protect religious expression groups, but allowed other groups to. |
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Card #19 Catholic Insight Gale Page 1 |
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If a school teaches religious expression like same-sex sin is a bad thing then they wouldn't be teaching unlawfully. |
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Card #20 Catholic Insight Gale Page 1 |
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A book on Catholic social justice has attacked many pro-lifers and the traditional family, through them the pope which is against the law. |
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Card #21 Insight in the News Evan Gahr Page 1 |
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Community Zoning Boards are passing regulations that restrict freedom expression, but a federal act promises to shift balance back into churches favor. |
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Card #22 Insight in the News Evan Gahr Page 2 |
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Church tried to build a little league baseball diamond, but was challenged by a neighbor and the govt let the church saying it was free to build it just for the church. |
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Card #23 Insight in the News Evan Gahr Page 2 |
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Neighbors wanted restrictions on a church because it was to loud, but was denied saying that the church had a right to express itself if it in is its own church. |
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Card #24 Insight in the News Evan Gahr Page 3 |
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A church should be treated as any landowner and be able to do whatever they wanted if they owned that land. |
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Card #25 Scholastic Update John DiConsiglio Page 1 |
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People are discriminated at school by not being able to wear religious clothing or writing about religion. |
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Card #26 Scholastic Update John DiConsiglio Page 1 |
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Many people want an amendment to the constitution by letting freedom expression on public property. |
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Card #27 Scholastic Update John DiConsiglio Page 1 |
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People say the govt is misinterpreting the constitution and saying they believe they need to keep all religion out of public view. |
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Card #28 Scholastic Update John DiConsiglio Page 1 |
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The First Ammend says freedom of expression is allowed and people should be able to show whatever they want about religion. |
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Card #29 Scholastic Update John DiConsiglio Page 1 |
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People say the religious amend is just trying to tear down the wall between church and state, but many say we already have a religious amend its the 1st amend. |
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The Christian Century John Dart Page 1 |
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A group of lawyers are discussing religious expression that have happened 35 other times. |
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Card #31 Religion in Public Schools ADL Page 1 |
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Teachers and students can wear religious clothing or symbols to school told by courts. |
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Card #32 Religion in Public Schools ADL Page 1 |
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Teachers may not express or teach religion to children even if they ask about a cross necklace. |
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Card #33 Religion in Public Schools ADL Page 1 |
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Teachers and students may lead or participate in religious activities at school during non school hours. |
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Card #34 Religious Expression Christian Answers Page 1 |
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Many courts and presidents have tried to let religious expression be free to anyone. |
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Card #35 Religious Expression Christian Answers Page 2 |
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School authorities may not discriminate against religious activity or speech. |
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Card #36 Religious Expression Christian Answers Page 2 |
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Students may read bibles, say a prayer before meal, and pray before tests without being told they can't. |
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Card #37 Religious Expression Christian Answers Page 2 |
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Students may attempt to persuade their peers concerning religious topic. |
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Card #38 Religious Expression Christian Answers Page 2 |
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Students may use religion in homework and can't be graded differently based on that. |
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Card #39 Religious Expression Christian Answers Page 2 |
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Students are able to give out literature about religion just like any other literature. |
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Card #40 Religious Expression Christian Answers Page 2 |
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Students may be excused from lessons that are against their religion. |
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Card #41 Religious Expression Christian Answers Page 2 |
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Students are allowed to wear religious clothing without being judged or singled out by others. |
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Card #42 Religious Expression Christian Answers Page 2 |
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Students using the school for religion is just the same as anyone else using the school for something. |
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Card #43 Religious Expression Christian Answers Page 2 |
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Students may have clubs or meetings regarding religion. |
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Card #44 Religious Expression Christian Answers Page 2 |
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Students are allowed to us public access to tell others about a meeting or group discussing religion. |
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Card #45 Religious Expression Christian Answers Page 2 |
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School officials cannot mandate or put down prayer at graduation if all students want to. |
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Card #46 Religious Expression Christian Answers Page 2 |
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Teachers may teach about religion regarding history and the school cannot cancel it. |
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Card #47 Religious Expression Christian Answers Page 2 |
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School officials cannot put down or encourage or take part in religious activities in school. |
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Card #48 Reason Jeff Taylor Page 1 |
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Schools cannot stop a distribution of religious fliers because they are the same as any other flier. |
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Card #49 Congress Daily AM Whip DeLay Page 1 |
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Cultural affirmation is in play and to resist it robs people of dignity and life of its meaning. |
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Card #50 Arizona Capitol Times Gale Page 1 |
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The senate has given peliminary approval to wear clothing or accessories based on religious expression. |
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