Articles from Church & State (January 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Intelligent design' challenged in Pa. public school.		Brief Article	257
Abstinence education misleads students, report finds.		Brief Article	225
All in the family: former Christian Coalition official sues group.			569
Americans worry about political influence of religion.		Brief Article	116
AmeriCorps program shouldn't promote religion, AU argues.		Brief Article	174
Bills let pharmacists refuse birth control prescriptions.		Brief Article	192
Calif. teacher's claims about declaration ban are dubious, says AU.			666
Charter schools don't meet standards, says DOE study.		Brief Article	234
Child-molesting priests often get special treatment, investigation shows.			488
Declaration deceit: the truth about the ADF's attack on public schools.		Editorial	440
Defending the wall: on church, state and the 109th Congress.			411
Evangelistic Tracts to flood Pentagon.			520
Faith-based frenzy: religious right wish list for Congress includes church funding, court stripping, a federal marriage amendment and more.	Boston, Rob		3046
Government minister in Italy seeks to form European religious right.			484
Mission impossible: U.S. Constitution does not allow government to give 'faith-based' funding to catholic churches in California, says Americans United lawsuit.	Leaming, Jeremy		2148
Permit commandments displays, Bush lawyers tell Supreme Court.			441
Power play: resurgent religious right ready to push theocratic agenda in upcoming congress.	Boston, Rob	Cover Story	1541
Progressive faith leaders regroup, look to future.			479
Scalia escalates attacks on church-state separation at New York conference.			522
School voucher battle expected to erupt in Texas legislature.			418
Sen. Santorum benefits from charter school aid.		Brief Article	252
Shiites close ranks in advance of Iraqi national elections.			537
Spirit of St. Louis: Missouri AU chapter celebrates its 50th.	Lynn, Barry W.	Column	904
Top Republicans send greetings to Moon at D.C. event.			575
Vatican warns United Nations of 'Christianophobia'.		Brief Article	210