What's next for Indiana's creationism bill? - National Center for Science Education

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What's next for Indiana's creationism bill? National Center for Science Education ... religions" — prompting the Times of Munster (January 31, 2012) to predict, "Hoosier public school students soon may be taught life was created by God, Allah, Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva, the human mind and/or Xenu, dictator of the Galactic Confederacy. Intelligent design proponent criticizes Indiana Senate's attempt to inject ...God Discussion The Creator's headacheIndiana Daily Student Creation science bill clears the Indiana SenateIndianapolis Star (blog) Evening News and Tribune all 36 news articles »

Don't Call It A Comeback - SLAM Online

Don't Call It A Comeback SLAM Online In the last 18 months alone, he was committed to or made brief stops at Oak Hill Academy, Word of God, Pace Academy in Chapel Hill, Hillside High School (his home public school) in Durham, Arlington Country Day in Florida, and now at Christian Faith ...

Evangelical group targets schools - Vancouver Sun

Evangelical group targets schools Vancouver Sun A global evangelical group that strives to place young missionaries in public schools has sparked concern among some Vancouver teachers who fear the Pais Project volunteers in their school are trying to convert students. Pais apprentices have been ... and more »

'Bible Man' OK'd by Jackson County school board - al.com

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'Bible Man' OK'd by Jackson County school board al.com “We need God in government. We need God in the public school. The more we trend away from God, the more we suffer – morally and spiritually.” McGill says his views about the Bible Man are shared by the majority of his constituents. School board decides not to ban 'Bible Man'Chicago Tribune AL school board to keep "Bible Man" despite Madison group's objectionWTAQ all 40 news articles »

NYC Council, State Senate Rush to Keep Churches in Public Schools - Gay City News

NYC Council, State Senate Rush to Keep Churches in Public Schools Gay City News BY ANDY HUMM The New York State Senate is fast-tracking a bill to override a law upheld by the federal courts that forbids worship services in New York City public schools. While its fate is less certain in the Assembly, it has attracted some sponsors ... and more »