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Subject: Re: Violation of separation church and state????
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Date: Mon, 20-May-85 14:11:24 EDT
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In article <1192@opus.UUCP> atkins@opus.UUCP (Brian Atkins) writes:

I'd like to add an interesting tid bit to Brian's discussion
of Curch and State.  In an Anthropology class I once took we
studied religion in the U.S., and we noticed that in EVERY
one of the inaugural (sp?) speaches made by past
Presidents, G-d was mentioned.  In no way was it ever
offensive, but It was another direct play with the influence
of church and state.  

I too would like a discussion of this over the net.

-Debi Cohen