This is why the country's founders were so adamant about separation of
church and state despite their own personal views and upbringing.
Not exact matches
And let's maintain the separation of church and state, despite the GOP trying to religionize everythi
And let's maintain the separation of
church and state, despite the GOP trying to religionize everythi
and state,
despite the GOP trying to religionize everything.
Among the points made was that,
despite the bishops» declared intention, a statement such as «Political Responsibility,» issued by the United
States Catholic Conference (USCC), is in fact a political platform,
and it inevitably presents the Catholic
Church as but another political interest group.
Its an issue in human rights
and separation of
church and state and that all people have rights
despite the wish of a few relgions to push their personal beliefs on others.
As the budget deficits of the federal,
state and local governments increase, the possibility of taxing
church property also rises —
despite the long history of tax exemption.
«The Vatican did not recognize the scope or gravity of the problem facing the
Church in the United
States despite many warning signs;
and it rebuffed earlier attempts to reform procedures for removing predator priests.»
Despite the much - vaunted disjunction between
church and state in America, civic duties to the polis are a binding Christian responsibility.
However,
despite the
state - sponsored crackdown, the group which «exists to strengthen
and expand the
Church in the Iran region
and beyond», said the intimidation isn't stopping people from embracing Christianity.
Then you have people like Mr. Perry in Texas who uses his office to promote his own religious agenda,
despite, as I previously mentioned, the separation of
church and state.
The separation of
church and state will remain intact
despite your little hissy fits, Ronnie.
I «celebrate» christmas because it is a mandatory holiday
despite separation of
church and state — when in Rome...
Despite formal separation of
church and state, the effect of this arrangement over time has been to covertly control religious leaders by making it appear that the institutions they lead are the bulwark of democracy.
The American separation of
church and state,
despite its flaws, both supports
and encourages democratic, religiously inflected efforts — such as the civil rights movement — to advance this process.
Some while back we remarked that The Journal of
Church and State is,
despite its considerable merits, marred by a tendency toward anti-Catholicism.
Despite Pope Francis's unprecedented visit to a Pentecostal
church and apology for past treatment of Pentecostals by Catholics, many Italian evangelical leaders remain concerned about how evangelicals in the United
States (
and other nations) are cozying up to the popular pontiff.
Each program would honor the letter of the law, keeping
church and state separate,
despite the fact that most parents would need to enroll their children in both programs to get adequate child care.
What The New York Times calls the «blame Woodstock» explanation for the rise of clerical sex abuse cases in the Seventies,
despite the paper's evident scepticism, can not be entirely discounted, since as the researchers of the John Jay College (hereafter JJC) pointed out in their latest report, «the sexual abuse of minors is a pervasive problem in society
and in organisations that involve close relationships between youth
and adults... No exact measure exists for the number of youths who have contact with priests in the Catholic
Church in a year... [but]
despite the media focus on child sexual abuse by Catholic priests, it is clear that these abuse acts are a small percentage of all child sexual abuse incidents in the United
States.»
Despite the Lagos
State Attorney General's simplistic
and foolhardy assertion that the
State Government would «pursue the case against TB Joshua
and his
Church to a logical end», the truth is that what the government is dealing with is a premeditated
and well - orchestrated act of terror carried out by highly proficient, skilled
and experienced operatives
and not one of involuntary manslaughter which came about as a consequence of negligence on the part of the
Church authorities or a faulty foundation.
Despite the continuing decline both of those attending
church each week and those who describe themselves as belonging to the Church of England, «faith» schools continue to account for over a third of all state - funded schools, and all schools, regardless of whether or not they have a religious character, are still obliged to hold a daily act of wo
church each week
and those who describe themselves as belonging to the
Church of England, «faith» schools continue to account for over a third of all state - funded schools, and all schools, regardless of whether or not they have a religious character, are still obliged to hold a daily act of wo
Church of England, «faith» schools continue to account for over a third of all
state - funded schools,
and all schools, regardless of whether or not they have a religious character, are still obliged to hold a daily act of worship.
Questions asked included whether Cardinal Dolan supports the income tax surcharge that is part of the mayor's plan, what the 1,700 seats offered by the Archdiocese are currently used for, pending education tax credit bills, how the mayor expects to get his pre-K plan approved
despite continuing disagreement with Governor Cuomo, guidelines governing
church /
state separation, how enough sufficiently - credentialed teachers can be in place for September
and whether the pressure over his charter school actions is causing Mayor de Blasio to change his views.
More
states are also considering legislation that would permit the carrying of concealed weapons in bars,
churches and on college campuses,
despite recent tragedies.
The similarities in plight are not incidental,
despite the supposed high wall between
church and state.
The union argues that —
despite the corporate tax workaround — it still violates the separation of
church and state because the scholarships allow children to attend private religious school on the public's dime, among other issues.
I recently wrote about how a recent trip to Ireland revealed that
despite the faults of the American educational system, one thing we do get right is the separation of
church and state.
Critics also argue that,
despite the court rulings, the programs do violate the spirit of the separation of
church and state.