Musicmystery
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Incidentally, I agree with willbeur on this one. Giving them money, even indirectly, through scholarship programs, does violate separation of church and state. Conservatives are quick to make this point about the slightest trickle of indirect abortion funding (though in a backwards way, but we'll leave that discussion for another thread). If there's a demand for faith-based institutions, then people of faith will support them. Wasn't that Newt's position on charity? That without government funding, people would give more? [He was demonstrated wrong, but the point remains.] I disagree with him on supporting education at all, but that's a different topic.
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