From our view of this program, it was purely to teach teachers to teach religion.

One of the teachers said to one of our staff -- 'So I suppose you've stuffed all your religious literature in these, too, have you?'

One of the monks was doing something incomprehensible at the altar, and the others would occasionally chant a few phrases of mumbo jumbo.

I do not know how to teach philosophy without becoming a disturber of established religion

Once you start asking public school teachers to instruct on matters of religion in science classes, you're in trouble.

If we have a hair trigger on the exclusion gun, shouldn't it be aimed at those who are using their power to abuse someone who is in a weaker, more vulnerable position?