Religious Conservatives Mount New Push To Restore Christianity in Public Schools

Lawmakers in several states are renewing an old debate about religion in public schools following the Supreme Court’s decision in the Bremerton case last year.

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Emboldened by the conservative majority on the Supreme Court, religious conservatives in Texas and elsewhere across the country are teeing up legislative proposals that would overturn more than 50 years of generally accepted precedent about religion in schools and reinsert Christian faith into America’s public schools.

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