Protecting the 'inviolable citadel of the heart': the Supreme Court's decisions on religion and public schools. (includes summary of cases with ... opinions): An article from: Church & State

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From the supplier: The Supreme Court's decisions on religion and public schools 1948-98 number only ten, beginning with McCollum v. Board of Education in 1948. The justices have been very careful to emphasize that church-state separation ensures the independence and integrity of religion and protects the right of all Americans to make decisions about religion without interference from the government. Nevertheless the groups on the Religious Right accuse the high court of showing hostility toward religion.

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Title: Protecting the 'inviolable citadel of the heart': the Supreme Court's decisions on religion and public schools. (includes summary of cases with excerpts from majority opinions)
Author: Rob Boston
Publication:Church & State (Refereed)
Date: April 1, 1998
Publisher: Americans United for Separation of Church and State
Volume: v51 Issue: n4 Page: p14(2)

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