Religion in the Classroom

Jonathan M. Golden is Director of the Center on Religion, Culture, and Conflict at Drew University, USA, where he teaches comparative religion, anthropology, and conflict resolution.Joseph J. McCallister is a teacher of English and language arts at Northern Valley Regional High School in Demarest, New Jersey, USA, and is a doctoral candidate at Drew University, USA.

• Topical List of EntriesSeries ForewordPrefaceOverviewChronologyAlphabetical List of Entries Abington School District v. Schempp (1963)AccommodationsAmerican Civil Liberties UnionAmerican Council on EducationAmericans United for Separation of Church and StateBible Instruction, Teaching in SchoolsBible RiotsBible StudyChristian Coalition of AmericaComparative Religion and World Religion, Teaching in SchoolsCreationismDawkins, RichardDevotional/Doctrinal CurriculumEdwards v. Aguillard (1987)Equal Access Act (Title 20)Everson v. Board of Education of the Township of Ewing (1947)Evolution, TeachingFaith-Based InitiativeFalwell, JerryFirst AmendmentFocus on the FamilyFreedom from Religion FoundationIndigenous FaithsIntelligent DesignLemon v. Kurtzman Supreme Court DecisionMoral MajorityNational Council on Religion in Public EducationNontraditional Religious IdentitiesPeople for the American WayPledge of AllegiancePrayer in SchoolReligion and PseudoscienceReligion and School Dress CodeReligion and Sexual Education, Teaching in SchoolsReligion and Sports CompetitionReligion in PerformancesReligious Discrimination in SchoolsReligious Diversity in the United StatesReligious Pluralism TeachingReligious SchoolsReligious SymbolsReligious Texts as Literature and Research SourcesRobertson, M. G. “Pat”School Calendar, Religious Holiday ObservancesSchool VouchersScopes TrialSecularism and Secular HumanismStudent-Initiated Prayer, Clubs Theistic SpectrumVirginia Statute for Religious FreedomAnnotated BibliographyIndex