by David Barton
First published 1995
David Barton tackles the heated conflicts surrounding prayer and religious expression in American schools. He examines court cases that have shaped educational policy and analyzes the constitutional arguments on both sides of the debate. Barton explores how different communities have responded to restrictions on religious activities in classrooms and at school events. He presents the perspectives of parents, teachers, administrators, and legal advocates who have fought these battles in courtrooms and school board meetings. The book offers readers a framework for understanding the competing claims about religious freedom and the separation of church and state in educational settings.
Genres: history, christian, politics, education, religion, non-fiction, academic, american-history
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: informed-consent
42 pages · Audio Cassette · Wallbuilders Pr