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religious education

The formal teaching of religion in schools.

In the USA, religious education is prohibited in public (state-maintained) schools because of the separation of church and state guaranteed under the First Amendment to the Constitution; however, the study of comparative religion is permitted, since it is theoretical and secular information, not sacred matter. Private parochial schools offer both state-approved courses and religious instruction.



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Secular and religious education had effaced the throat-grappling in- stinct, or else firm finance held in check the pas- sions.
Of the religious education of Marmaduke we have already written, nor was the doubtful character of his faith completely removed by his marriage.
In this way, she learned her catechism, her religious education having been neglected in her youth; and thenceforth she imitated all Virginia's religious practices, fasted when she did, and went to confession with her.
 
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