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| Then, too, it is hard to be a parent when the mainstream consumer culture disfavors the virtues associated with the ordinary daily tasks of rearing children, such as sacrifice, patience, persistence, and faithful love. Robert Muise, the Law Center attorney handling the case, observed, "This case will decide whether public school officials can enforce a policy that shows preference for Judaism and Islam, but disfavors Christianity. CDC will issue a Federal Register Notice in fiscal year 2003 stating that both faith-based and secular organizations are eligible to apply for funding and applicants will be evaluated on neutral criteria that neither favors nor disfavors religion. |
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