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Hudelson, Richard – Counseling and Values, 1986
Provides a concise summary of the main features of Marxism and challenges the thesis of the Vatican's "Instruction on Certain Aspects of the Theology of Liberation" that any use of Marxist categories or analysis entails a wholesale acceptance of Marxist philosophy, with its atheistic implications. (Author/ABB)
Descriptors: Church Role, Marxism, Philosophy, Power Structure
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Boston, Robert – 1993
Threats to religious freedom can come from government restriction on religious practices. But the greater threat to religious liberty comes when religious groups influence governments to promote their own activities and beliefs. Powerful and well-funded religious groups, ranging from the religious right to the Roman Catholic church, are using…
Descriptors: Church Role, Elementary Secondary Education, Government Role, Government School Relationship
Hitz, Randy; Butterfield, Paula – American School Board Journal, 1994
When the debate heats up over the separation of church and state issue board members need to be keenly aware of the fine line that exists between promoting nonreligious activities in school and encouraging an antireligious sentiment. Ten reminders are given for board members and administrators to remember when addressing the issue of religion in…
Descriptors: Church Role, Compliance (Legal), Elementary Secondary Education, Legal Responsibility
Neuhaus, Richard John – 1985
The people of the United States have always been determinedly religious. What is new is the public recognition of this fact and the debate over the problems that attend it. In high schools and colleges across the country, students are reading textbooks that state as fact that the United States is, or is rapidly becoming, a secular society, an…
Descriptors: Church Role, Modernism, Nonprofit Organizations, Religious Conflict
Davis, Jimmy Thomas – 1987
By tracing and connecting significant shifts in Baptist political and theological rhetoric to trends within the larger culture, this rhetorical transformation can be seen as establishing and maintaining these groups as significant forces in American culture. Before 1800, Baptists were against infant baptism, regarding baptism as a matter of…
Descriptors: Christianity, Church Role, Cultural Influences, Interfaith Relations