Articles from Church & State (April 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A taxing argument: government-funded faith and the right to sue.			396
Americans United warns Idaho city against Salvation Army deal.			343
And that's the way it is: Walter Cronkite, an anchor of truth.	Lynn, Barry W.		850
Appeals court hears AU arguments in prison ministry case.			509
Bible class sought for Colorado School District.			155
Bush administration urges high court to limit church-state lawsuits.			697
Calif. high court upholds church-school bonds.			247
Chapel cross returns at College of William & Mary.		Brief article	199
Doubting Thomas.	Feeney, James	Letter to the editor	187
Faith-based funds: who's cashing in?	Robertson, Duncan G.	Letter to the editor	115
Federal prosecutor skips religious right event in Iowa.			202
First freedom fraud: Bush administration's religious liberty project draws fire from civil liberties and civil rights leaders.	Leaming, Jeremy		1904
Head Start bill reopens job bias battle in house.			233
Is the religious right dead? Hardly, say church-state experts, as GOP presidential candidates pray for the Fundamentalist Movement's blessing.	Boston, Rob		3065
Library of Congress should stop promoting church-state bunk.			471
Mass. city council moves to discontinue Lord's prayer.			227
Matt LaClair: A+ student.	Goldthwait, John T.	Letter to the editor	181
NAE official attacked by religious right for environmental stand.			604
Navy chaplain discharged after prayer fight.			220
Ohio officials reveal questionable spending for 'faith-based' scheme.			439
On oaths and sacred books.	Hsu, Jeanne	Letter to the editor	144
Portugal riles catholic hierarchy by easing abortion law.			128
Religious right, still wrong: at The 'Reclaiming America For Christ' Conference, appeals for piety and revival were sometimes drowned out by harsh talk.	Stan, Adele M.		3059
Texas rep. apologizes for linking evolution to 'Pharisee Religion'.			477
The Ellison illustration.	Blakney, William	Letter to the editor	182
Voucher bills derailed in state legislatures across the country.			409