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    • “To the Advantage of Infidelity,” or How Not to Deal With Religion in America’s Public Schools
    • Agricultural Ethics at State Universities: Why No Input from the Theologians?
    • Theology and Agricultural Ethics in the State University – A Reply to Richard Baer
    • Theology and Agricultural Ethics at State Universities: A Rejoinder
    • The Supreme Court’s Discriminatory Use of the Term “Sectarian”
    • Why a Functional Definition of Religion Is Necessary If Justice is to Be Achieved in Public Education
    • Secular Bias and Environmental Policy — Giving Christians a Place at the Table
    • “Cosmos,” Cosmologies, and the Public Schools
    • Public Education as “Brutal Censorship”
    • Diversity at Cornell
    • Illegal Border Crossings: Evolution and Intelligent Design
    • The High Court’s “S” Word
    • Parents, Schools and Values Clarification
    • Teaching Values in the Schools – Clarification or Indoctrination
    • Censorship and the Public Schools
    • Quaker Silence, Catholic Liturgy, and Pentecostal Glossolalia Some Functional Similarities
    • Praise for All Things
    • Some Discrimination is All Right
    • HUMEC Refusing to End Censorship
    • Power + Prejudice = HumEc
  • Religion, Ethics, and the Environment
    • Course Syllabus
      • Relativism
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