Minority religions pose no threat to Christianity in public life
A columnist argues that secularism, not minority faiths, challenges Christian practice in schools and public spaces. She cites a Utah student case where a Jewish girl challenged Christmas songs in a public choir, noting the court found a secular aim and urging balance rather than bans.
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Poland’s Walesa finds silver lining after loss in 1991 interview
The Polish president Lech Walesa spoke in 1991 of pleasures denied by defeat and the need to endure. He recalled weather inviting fishing and a time when free play of choices defined democracy, while critics questioned his vision and leadership after years of upheaval.
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