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[kandrathe]

... There is no movement "to excoriate all religiosity from the public's view." That would involve far more than, e.g., removing religious monuments from court rotundas. It would involve censoring religious television channels. It would involve taking religious books off of shelves in libraries. ...

So then you didn't remember back in 2000 when the FCC put out a ruling in which they were going to put limits on religious broadcasting, resulting in Congress passing the "Religious Broadcasting Freedom Act". I haven't heard of any banning of specifically religious books, at least not in America, yet. I would rather that libraries (even high school ones) not ban any books. I remember in high school I was pretty amazed to find 'Mein Kampf' on the shelf in my school, and guess what? No one became a Nazi.