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The real wall of separation in public schools

By Research Advancement • Sep 7, 2012 • Research In The News•   

“One of the most important public functions of education must be to expose students to new ideas and new ways of thinking while accepting that some of these might potentially contradict some traditional religious ideas,” Binghamton’s Adam Laats writes in the The Washington Post’s Answer Sheet blog.

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