Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 02, 1963, Image 7

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    MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1963
"MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON
"xam Available for
Caretaker Position
A civil service examination
for persons interested in the
caretaker position at Oregon
Caves National Monument are
now available from the Civil
Service commission.
Applications art avjataWS
from the Bmri af U.S. Civil
Sarvice Examiners far t!i Na
tional Park service, 180 New
Montgomery St., San Francisco,
Calif., or the Medford post of
fice. Religion in America
ligious doubt, or searching.
"The establishment of relig
ion, if only by social pressure,
is not merely a threat- to the
freedom of dissenters. It is a
threat to the spiritual 'freedom
of those who accept the estab
lished beliefs."
Court Decision on Devotion in School May Aid U.S. Religion
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By LOUIS CASSELS
His appraisal of the high
American society has been ! freedom than would be the out-
than a restricting effect on true
to regard all prayer in this
Uiiei Pres International
The Supreme Court decis
ion fortjiiMins devotional ex
ercise ix rtWic schools will
to far iftore goad ttan harm
to religious life in America.
That's the studied conclu
sion of a leading authority on
church-state relations, Dr. Wil
ber G. Katz.
Dr. Katz is professor of law
at the University of Wiscon
sin, and has written exten
sively on the First religious
freedom Amendment to the
Constitution. He is an Epis
copal layman, and chairman
of the Episcopal Church's
commission on church-state re
lations. court's ruling appears in the
September issue of The Episco
palian magazine.
Dr. Katz says the doctrine
which the court laid down, in
htlding that recitation of the
Lord's Prayer and devotional
reading of Scripture are uncon
stitutional in public schools, was
nut a "sterile separation of
church and state."
Instead, the court called for a
"wholesome neutrality" on the
part of government, he said.
"This neutrality protects reli
gion both from government re
straint and from the dangers in
separable from government
sponsorship," says the profes
sor. drifting steadily for some years
right establishment of a partic
ular church.
When a country has an official
state church, it can take legal
steps to protect fUy Ue rights
of all diaseetieg groups. But
when non-sectarian religion is
informally estabished as the
American religion, to be incul
cated in publich schools, the
onus of unpatriotism is likely to
fall on those who believe strong
ly in a particular faith, as well
as on the small minority who
disbelieve in all faiths.
Dr. Katz says the decision
will have a "liberating" rather
religious faith in two ways.
First, "the churches are liber
ated from the danger that reli
gion may be secularized and
emasculated when it is promot
ed by government agencies."
He recalled that one of the
school board lawyers in the re
cent cases argued that "public
school recitation of the Lord's
Prayer is not a religious act but
a mere exercise in civic moral
ity." May Be Right
"The danger," said Dr. Katz,
"is that the lawyer was right,
and that children might come
light."
But there is a still more pro
found sense in which the decis
ion is "liberating" rather than
damaging to religion, Dr. Katz
says.
"The court's actio rewinds
us of something tunic about re
ligious freedom. A religious ma
jority which uses the govern
ment to promote its beliefs is it
self undermining the freedom of
that majority.
"Religious freedom is not
merely freedom from external
restraint; it is basically a qual
ity of religious belief or of re
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toward unofficial "establish
ment" of a non-sectarian reli
gion. This religion has no par
ticular creed beyond a vague
belief in God and a strong con
viction that God is pro-American.
Its essential ethos was
well expressed by a patriotic
orator who declared that he was
opposed to atheism "because
it's un-American."
Dr. Katz believes this tenden
cy to enshrine a sort of non
sectarian "national faith" is ev
en more dangerous to religious
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