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Winter 2005 – Crossing the Line between Religion and State: Will Liberty Survive?
Fortifying the Wall Between Religion and State by Barry W. Lynn The religious right wants to enshrine its theological beliefs in American law, threatening the separation of religion and state guaranteed by the First Amendment. Those who value constitutional protections cannot afford to be silent. Monkeying Around in the Classroom by Suzanne Crowell Strategies that promote religion in public schools spell trouble for children still learning their ABCs. Plus: Securing Head Start by Rep. Lynn Woolsey Protecting Basic Rights at Work by Judy Waxman and Rachel Laser Be warned: The Workplace Religious Freedom Act could compromise the rights of workers, patients, clients, and customers. Respecting Pluralism in the Jewish State by Rabbi Uri Regev A noted rabbi explores the struggle to balance faith, government, and the religious rights of all Israelis. And more ... Join NCJW and learn more about membership benefits, including the NCJW Journal. Write a letter to decision-makers to take action on issues related to this Journal.
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