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Religious Liberty in American Public Higher Education

Abstract A state college or university, through its administrators and, in some contexts, its faculty and students, is a constitutional actor. This statement surprises many who work in public higher education. Because students, staff, faculty members, and visitors retain their constitutional rights, those who act on behalf of public ...
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HIGHER EDUCATION AND Religious Guidance

Religious Education, 1949
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Religious Minority Students in Higher Education

2016
Yoruba T. Mutakabbir, Tariqah A. Nuriddin   +1 more
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Lay-religious partnership needed in higher education.

Health progress (Saint Louis, Mo.), 1986
Because of the religious values of their founders, Catholic colleges and universities are characterized by a dimension of service in addition to the goals of teaching and research. Through service to immigrants, minorities, older students, and the poor, they give evidence of their Catholic character.
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A Structure of Religious Thought for Higher Education

Religious Education, 1940
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Critical Religious Pluralism in Higher Education

2020
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Religious literacy in higher education

2015
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Argumentation in religious education in England: an analysis of locally agreed syllabuses

British Journal of Religious Education, 2021
Nigel Fancourt, Liam Guilfoyle, Jessica Chan   +2 more
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Religious Orders and Higher Education

2003
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The anti‐religious campaign in higher education

Soviet Studies, 1955
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