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NEWS: Guidelines Are Helpful, but Educators Uninformed
By Mark A. Kellner
New Film Lionizes Hustler's Flynt
by Julia Duin
The Right to Rent
Can homosexuals and atheists be barred from church camps?
By Verla Gillmor | posted 5/10/00
Editorial:Let's Pray, Then Play
Piety in public may help students understand America's religious diversity.
A Christianity Today Editorial
Updates
Christian Camping: The Right to Rent
Can homosexuals and atheists be barred from church camps?
By Verla Gillmor
Weblog: Rekindling of Nigerian Religious Violence Leaves Untold Hundreds Dead
Plus: The surprising popularity of Christian music online, churches can discriminate on gender, and other articles from the world's mainstream media sources.
Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 5/26/00
Weblog: Single White Christian Youth Group Seeks Wife
Plus: Prolifers sue the Supreme Court while prochoicers worry about fetal rights laws, and other news stories from media sources around the Internet.
Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 6/23/00
Public Education: Pregame Prayer Barred
After pregame prayer is barred, educators say they do not need a microphone to pray.
By Deann Alford in Austin, Texas | posted 7/20/00
The Case for Converting Kings
Os Guinness on how to prevent the American experiment from flopping.
By Joe Loconte | posted 9/14/00
Public Education: Back to the Bible
More public schools experiment with Bible-as-literature curriculum.
By Tony Carnes
Politics: Ten-Commandments Judge Aims for High-Court Post
By William C. Singleton III
Schools OK Decalogue Book Covers
By Religion News Service
Briefs: North America
Weblog: A Challenge to Faith-based Plans
Plus: Baptists form a new group, Church of the Christian Rock Video, and the Christian Coalition rises again?
Jody Veenker
Supreme Court: Justices Turn Down Decalogue Appeal
Denial means Indiana town's Decalogue display is unconstitutional
Religion News Service
Weblog: Girl in Pledge Case Is Christian Who Attends Calvary Chapel
George Bush and Jesse Ventura both attract attention for mixing religion and July 4, and other stories from online sources around the world.
Ted Olsen
Christian History Corner: 2002 Is Not 1789
Before trying to figure out what the framers of the Constitution really thought, remember that they were from a wildly different country-the past
Elesha Coffman
Books & Culture Corner: The Pledge Controversy
Asking the wrong questions?
John Perry
Watch that Invocation
Prayer in Jesus' name forbidden in California legislative meetings
Marshall Allen
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