Articles from Church & State (October 1, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
`Faith-based' schemes and partisan politics: a dangerous combination. (Editorials).		Editorial	412
`Re-discovered' Jefferson letter shows support for religious liberty. (People & Events).			411
A right to discriminate?: Not with my tax dollars. (Perspective).	Lynn, Barry W.		878
Ala. religious leaders oppose Judge Moore's commandments display. (People & Events).			442
Along came Jones: despite religious opposition, church electioneering bill moves toward floor vote in the house.	Boston, Rob		2483
Bush presses forward on religion funding without congressional approval. (Faith-Based Foray).	Benen, Steve		643
Chicago revises 9-11 ceremony after AU protest. (AU Bulletin).		Brief Article	299
Child advocacy head in Fla. under fire for religious right ties. (People & Events).			554
Council prayers can't be sectarian, California court rules. (Around The States).		Brief Article	198
Faith-based flimflam: how the White House is diverting public funds and personnel to woo African-American voters and help Republican candidates.	Benen, Steve		2586
Fla. christian coalition leader arrested in ballot signature scam. (People & Events).			849
Ga. county considers policy to allow teaching creationism. (People & Events).			628
House GOP cancels vote on education tax-credit bill. (In The Capital).			220
Iran president seeks limits on clergy power. (Around The World).		Brief Article	170
Key house ally says Bush seeks faith-based conversions. (In The Capital).		Brief Article	292
New York bishops seek aid for religious schools. (People & Events).		Brief Article	208
Poll shows support for government monitoring of religion. (People & Events).			403
Pork at the Pulpit: the dangers of politicizing the faith-based initiative.		Brief Article	226
Religious activists seek to censor library books in Texas. (AU Bulletin).		Brief Article	281
Religious right groups join forces to select Texas textbooks. (People & Events).			746
Satanic service in Kentucky prison sparks controversy. (Around The States).		Brief Article	159
The McConnell nomination: who's the real extremist? (Editorials).			435
Wolf in sheep's clothing? Appeals court nominee Michael McConnell is a nice guy, but critics say he has an extremist agenda on civil liberties.	Boston, Rob		2314
Yoga class sparks trouble in Colorado public school. (People & Events).		Brief Article	236