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Families, Schools, And Religious Freedom, Helen M. Alvaré
Families, Schools, And Religious Freedom, Helen M. Alvaré
Loyola University Chicago Law Journal
Old and New Testament scriptures persistently point to human beings’ romantic and familial relationships according to Christian norms as means of glimpsing foundational religious beliefs about God’s identity, how God loves human beings, and how human beings are to love Him and one another. Christian families, therefore, are alarmed to witness public schools educating minors using normative materials directly opposing Christian norms, and doing so outside of courses subject to parental opt-ins or opt- outs. The Supreme Court has not weighed in on the precise question of parental rights respecting particular educational content of this type, but lower federal courts …
Introduction To Issue Two, Jack Hynes
Introduction To Issue Two, Jack Hynes
Loyola University Chicago Law Journal
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