There really is confusion out there. Finding common ground sounds good. But the reality is, a lot of people on all sides have a stake in the fight.
There's been an effort over recent decades to persuade many conservative religious people that separation is not in the Constitution, and to undermine support for it.
These are cases courts like the least; they stir raw emotions. Whatever they decide will be misunderstood; I don't think any side will be happy with the result. Even the winning side loses because of the deep divisions that will result.
This guide offers a third choice. Treat religion with fairness and respect. Keep the government neutral in matters of religion, not promoting religion or denigrating it.
This is not a Sunday school course. I think the legislature didn't do its homework, didn't think about the ramifications of this.
This is not about compromising convictions. This is about finding ways to work and live together as American citizens.
This is very unusual. In fact, it is unprecedented to have these kinds of courses offered with this kind of support from the state.
Today it's something about hallucinogenic tea, but tomorrow it could be something that Roman Catholics or Southern Baptists or a number of groups need some accommodation in relation to a federal law.
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This website focuses on proverbs in the Swedish, Danish and Norwegian languages, and some parts including the links below have not been translated to English. They are mainly FAQs, various information and webpages for improving the collection.