Public prayer: does it offend you? 72% say no

Article Abstract:

A readers' poll on the subjects of public prayer and religion indicates that 60% of the respondents believe prayer should be allowed in schools. A majority of respondents favored public display of religious objects such as menorahs and nativity scenes and an increased public awareness of religion.

Prayer in the public schools, School prayer, Prayer, Religion and sociology, Sociology of religion

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Should neighbors be warned about sex offenders?

Article Abstract:

A survey of Glamour magazine readers found that 94% support a so-called Megan's Law requiring notification of neighbors when a sex offender moves nearby. Fifty-one percent favor longer prison sentences to reduce sex crimes.

Sex offenders, Sex crimes

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Church and state: how separate should they be?

Article Abstract:

Glamour magazine asks readers to answer six questions about public religious expression.

Church and state

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