Can anyone find a website that proves religion isn't aloud in schools?
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Follow this link there is alot of info about the separation of church and state. http://www.au.org/site/PageServer \nGood Luck
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How can we as believers in God believe that God is not in our schools simply because the government does not try to force children to believe what the government says. (You understand that the government runs the public schools, and if you want religion in school, what you want is the government telling us what kind of religion to practice. Right?)\n\nI recommend that you do study into American hisory -- the beliefs of the founders are mixed, and the principles founding the country are those of religious freedom from government more than government bsed on religion.\n\nAlso, out of curiosity -- what does your main question have to do with the rest of the question?
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I don't see any listed here:\nhttp://oahsperesources.mccooknet.com/\n\nThey don't seem to advertise:\n http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faithists_of_Kosmon
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Absolutely. In nearly every country, there are still people who face challenges, whether it's finding a job, or not getting laughed at, or even arrested, because of their religion.\n\nFor example, in France, Muslims are forbidden from wearing headscarves in school. Is this a reasonable safety measure against gangs or a violation of religious freedom?\n\nAnother example, in the US, is the "intelligent design" controversy. Can schools tell kids, whose parents may be fundamentalist Christians, that they evolved from apes? Can they tell everyone that religion is an "alternative", or would this violate the separation of church and state?\n\nQuite a few questions still remain, and I'm sure you can think of many more conflicts based on religion, or lack thereof.
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I found one on crossdaily.com that is pretty good. But you  have to becarful. I found that even though they are christian there is a good deal of stuff being discussed that isn't exactly christian like. Good luck.
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It's called the ATLA Religion Index.\n\nhttp://www.atla.com/products/catalogs/catalogs_rdb.html\n\n\nYou should be able to access this database from ANY college or university library.  Even some public libraries will have it.
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It isn't.  Keeping religion out of schools promotes freedom of religion for *everyone*, of every religion and no religion.  It allows people to send their kids to school without worrying about whether they will be indoctrinated with religious beliefs that they don't agree with, presented as if they were facts.  That's why secular schooling is essential for everyone, religious and atheist alike.
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ewtn.com;pureloveclub.net{look under research};;;AND\nhttp://jerrysmith29.tripod.com/catholicteens/
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Yes...\n\nhttp://www.faithfreedom.org/forum\n\nhttp://www.faithfreedom.org/testimonials.htm\n\nhttp://www.faithfreedom.org
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Some ideas here --> http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=freedom+of+religion&spell=1
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Separation of church and state (government) Religion is not banned, I learned about muslims, jewish, greek mythology, ancient egyptian religions. The thing about teaching Christianity is that there are so many fine differences that people currently practice, parents do not want their children to be taught that 'thou shalt not make unto thy self any graven image which is in heaven or on earth to worship" This especially pi$$es of catholics. Thus we have no christianity in schools.
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Not in state-funded schools--separation of church and state should be strictly enforced.  In religious-run institutions, they should do whatever they want.  If a student didn't want the religious instruction, they could go somewhere else.  In my perfect world.
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Check out this website:\n\nhttp://www.religioustolerance.org\n\nIt is full of unbiased information on a whole lot of different religions.
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Yeah we learn Religion in my Middle School not some crap.
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I go to Beliefnet a lot. It is not tied to one religion. Here's the link.\n\nhttp://www.beliefnet.com
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http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/
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To answer your questions in order:\n\nYes, there are private schools that teach religion. Although it is not the sort of situation that happens in the US.\n\nThey teach either or both. Shinto only schools are very very rare.\n\nThere are Catholic schools in Japan, run by nuns. But 99% of students are not Christian, and there are very few religious activities.\n\nA lot of preschools/kindergartens are run in temples. Japanese religions are not at all like Christianity, so instead of "religious" teachings, there is more focus on being a good person, etc. There is also pressure put on showing respect to elders and ancestors. \n\nSo, while there are religion affiliated schools, they are nothing like a religious school in the US.