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ABOUT ALAN REINACH…
Alan J. Reinach, Esq., is a constitutional lawyer,
minister, and religious liberty advocate. He serves as President of the
North American Religious Liberty Association- West, a public policy
organization devoted exclusively to issues of liberty of conscience and
religion. NARLA’s web site is www.religiousliberty.info....
Also see: www.WrittenInTheHeart.org;
and www.churchstate.org.
Reinach’s law practice emphasizes First Amendment issues and religious
discrimination in employment. He lectures frequently on these topics to
lawyer groups, as well as speaking in churches throughout the western United States,
and conducting seminars on the biblical principles of freedom. He has
published numerous articles in law journals and magazines. Reinach’s
unique background, training and experience provide a wonderful
perspective on both the legal and biblical issues surrounding the
public display of the Ten Commandments. |
SHOULD THE BIBLE BE TAUGHT
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS?
A recent cover story in Time Magazine is about a resurgence among some
states in offering elective Bible
classes in public high schools.
- Should
the Bible be taught in public schools?
- Can the
Bible be taught in a way that is respectful of differing religious and
secular views about the Bible?
- Do
bills requiring the Bible to be taught violate the U.S. Constitution,
i.e., the First Amendment’s prohibition on the establishment of religion?
- Why do
polls consistently show that Americans are so biblically illiterate,
and do we need public schools to help reverse this trend?
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Alan J. Reinach,
Esq., is uniquely qualified to speak to these issues. He is both
a constitutional lawyer and a Christian minister, and serves as
President of the North American Religious Liberty Association – West,
based in southern California,
on the web at www.churchstate.org.
NARLA is the nation’s oldest religious liberty organization, with roots
going back to the American Religious Liberty Association founded in
1893.
He will
argue that the Bible can and should be taught in public schools, but
that effective teacher training must be part of any such program to
insure that students of all faiths or no faith are equally respected,
and that the teachers understand the distinction between teaching about
the Bible, and urging students to believe that the Bible is the only
path to salvation.
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