Theological perspective New concerns with FBOs Charitable Choice to House President Bush's initiation of a new Office for Faith-Based Programs has raised many questions and concerns, as well as offering interesting new possibilities. This page will guide you to the growing number of articles, reports and comments we're receiving on this issue. And don't forget to tell us who you are, and whether you're willing for your note to be published here. The American Prospect offers an extensive report on why his views have changed.
Recent changes make it more threatening than ever to church-state separation.
Gene TeSelle explores how this concept is used both to justify and to limit an active role of central governments in local matters. He also considers its application in the development of European Union policies . For the first report in the Washington Post of the Salvation Army statement, click here. And Christianity Today sees the Salvation Army as victims of attacks, rather than as perpetrators of discrimination. Leaders of Equal Partners in Faith have expressed renewed concerns about President Bush's efforts to give tax-payer money directly to religious groups and organizations that provide social services.