Articles from Church & State (March 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Just for Jesus' student field trip sparks debate.		Brief article	256
'Moment of silence' advances religion, says court.		Brief article	265
'Released time' religion class halted by court.		Brief article	175
Archdiocese may owe taxes to San Francisco.		Brief article	223
Bolivian constitution mentions earth deity.		Brief article	227
Class warfare: religious right legislators are trying different tactics to inject religion into public schools.	Bathija, Sandhya		1664
Colson says alliance of Catholics and evangelicals will continue its work.			355
Court rules against IRS in Minnesota case over church audit.			319
Faith-based folly: Obama's executive order leaves much to be desired.	Lynn, Barry W.		886
Faith-based initiative 2.0: civil rights and civil liberties leaders ate disappointed by Obama 'faith-based' rollout.	Conn, Joseph L.	Cover story	2425
Justice Scalia challenges privacy rights at conference.		Brief article	191
Mormon-led push to ban same-sex marriage in Wyoming fails.			570
NYC Catholic schools may convert to public charters.		Brief article	157
Obama's disappointing directive: 'faith-based' initiative needs overhaul.			586
Officials in Newton, N.J., agreed to stop reciting the Lord's Prayer.		Brief article	98
Ohio City Council debates Darwin Day resolution.		Brief article	166
Priest's prayer stirs up conflict in Kansas House Of Representatives.			455
Religious right groups push new version of 'Parental Rights Amendment'.			538
Republicans select new chair after rebuffing religious right choice.			348
School voucher volley: frustrated by a lukewarm reception from Congress, advocates of tax aid to religious schools pass collection plates in the states.	Boston, Rob		1733
Senate rejects effort to add religion aid to stimulus package.			679
Senate silliness: religion funding amendment defeated.		Brief article	277
Senate vote on DeMint amendment.			405
States of strife: seeking new fronts in the 'culture war,' the religious right is turning its focus to state legislatures.	Boston, Rob		1378
Tennessee sheriff uses web site to peddle 'Christian nation' view.			427