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groups, not school curriculum
pie are all of the same religion, that is fine.
Texas A&M is a school of 40,000 students*
countless different religions. I am Jewish,i
would not like being expected to pray in Chrii
name. Neither would I expect an atheisttohi
to pray to God.
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kind of a Christian he wanted to; there was
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religious teaching to the churches and the Si
day schools, permitting nothing of it in myotl
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which side you are on, there are certain facts that
must be considered. When America was estab
lished, our founding fathers recognized the impli
cation of religion in a free society. Many of the
people came to America to escape religious perse
cution. They wanted to be able to practice their
own beliefs without the imposition of others.
The concept of freedom of religion works in two
different ways. To be able to follow your own be
liefs, and also to not have others’ beliefs forced
upon you. In Heidi W. Voges’ Sept. 8 letter to the
Battalion, she stated that our earliest schools be
gan in churches. This may be true, but most of the
earliest settlers were Christian. If a group of peo-
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would have been to affront a law of human:
ture: spiritual wants and instincts are
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petites, complexions and features, and a man
only at his best, morally, when he is equip;*
with the religious garment whose colora: important.”
shape and size most nicely accommodate the
selves to the spiritual complexion, angularitie
and stature of the individual who wears it.”
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of the many religious organizations on campi
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