Articles from Church & State (July 1, 2006)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Commandments judge' Moore soundly defeated in Alabama primary.			499
AU blocks public funding for Baptist 'Bags of Love' evangelism in Baltimore.			401
Church of Freethought gets Texas tax exemption.		Brief article	237
Evangelical leaders split over U.S. funding to combat AIDS.			541
Evolution sticker case starts over in Georgia.		Brief article	268
Federal court upholds 'In God We Trust' on American money.			446
Indecent proposal: religious right, White House give election-year push to federal marriage amendment, but Senate says no.	Leaming, Jeremy		2279
Korean evangelist Moon funnels millions to Bush family coffers.			577
Ky. students circumvent court's graduation prayer order.		Brief article	281
Late-breaking decision: getting the word out about the InnerChange ruling.	Lynn, Barry W.		886
Memo to Louisiana: thou shalt not rewrite the Ten Commandments.		Editorial	425
More great books.	LeSure, Ken	Letter to the editor	102
Nepal ends official rule of Hinduism.		Brief article	276
New Hampshire House rejects voucher plan in favor of charters.		Brief article	319
New report details religious right influence in Texas politics.			392
Of flags and folly: real patriots defend the U.S. constitution.			436
Opus Dei and women.	Strawser, Cornelia	Letter to the editor	138
Oregon public school cancels noon-time clergy visits.		Brief article	211
Pressing beefy untruths: Pat Robertson claims weight-lifting record.			632
Priests are not meant to be politicians, pope says during Poland visit.			480
Scalia's rude gesture--c'mon!	Scalpone, Frank	Letter to the editor	303
Separating marriage and state.	Cant, Joseph	Letter to the editor	295
Southern Baptists plan to exert 'godly influence' over public schools.		Brief article	215
Veterans Department must respect diversity, says AU.		Brief article	258
Victory in Iowa: Americans United wins sweeping federal court ruling against 'faith-based' funding for InnerChange prison ministry.	Boston, Rob	Cover story	2802
Warped worldview: Christian reconstructionists believe democracy is heresy, public schools are satanic and stoning isn't just for the Taliban anymore--and they've got more influence than you think.	Sugg, John		1820
Wyoming 'faith-based' funds draw questions.		Brief article	186