By Peter Schwartz
Vol. 4, No. 13, contains the following:
“The Bork Philosophy”: Judge Robert Bork’s judicial philosophy: the irrelevance of all principles, including the principle of individual rights, to constitutional questions. “Secularism and Public Schools”: A lengthy analysis on the movement to impart religious beliefs through the public education system. The perverse attempt to paint creationism as science and secularism as religion. This issue also contains short notes.
Publication date: October 14, 1987
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