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In the latest attempt to eradicate all public mention of Christianity, the principal of Stevens Creek School (of the Cupertino Union School District in California) has prohibited a teacher, Stephen Williams, from distributing historical documents to his fifth-grade history class, on the grounds that they contain references to God.
Was Williams distributing potentially controversial documents? Hardly. Among the documents deemed inappropriately religious by school principal Patricia Vidmar are excerpts from the following:
* the Declaration of Independence;
* diaries and journals of John Adams and George Washington;
* writings of William Penn;
* several state constitutions;
* "The Rights of the Colonists" by Samuel Adams; and
Source: HighBeam Research, For heaven's sake, don't mention God! In a case of "turnabout is fair...