Awile ago Doug Laycock asked:To particularize the question, what do they do with Gonzaga?My research assistant called Gonzaga and asked what they do there aboutstate-fundedscholarships. He was told that they certify that their theology majors are not pursuing a degree in devotional
Marty's analysis seems sound as a prima facie matter, but couldn't Dover
just come back and say, we're skeptical of Darwin not for religious
reasons, but rather because we are persuaded, on purely rational grounds,
that ID is the better theory? Harris v. McRae holds that a law is
not
I am not sure I understand the distinction between
devotional and non-devoltional theology separated from the degree it is
associated with. At the University of Chicago, in pursuing a Masters in
the constructive study of religion, my "theology" classes were largely
indistinguishable from a
The Massachusetts House just defeated the bill that would have required thefiling of financial information by churches on a vote of 147 against and 3in favor of the bill.
Don ClarkCounselor at LawBannockburn Lake Office Plaza I2333 Waukegan RoadSuite 160Bannockburn, Illinois
Thanks for the heads up. It was a long shot, that's for sure.
In a message dated 1/25/2006 5:25:45 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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The
Massachusetts House just defeated the bill that would have required
thefiling of financial information by churches on a vote of
Title: Message
Belowisdraft language fora billfor our state
legislature in light of pro-ID bills filed. Although the deadline has
passed for bill-filing this session,some thinksomething of this sort
may havefuture use. So comments and criticismare
requested.
Obviously the draft
is an
Title: Message
Gibbens, Daniel G. wrote:
Belowisdraft
language fora billfor our state legislature in light of pro-ID bills
filed. Although the deadline has passed for bill-filing this
session,some thinksomething of this sort may havefuture use. So
comments and criticismare
