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Speak Out: State Marriage Counseling?
Wisconsin wants to try it, but opponents say marital problems are none of the state's business and it violates the constitutional line separating church and state.
What's your opinion?
State officials say new welfare laws allow them to use federal dollars to "strengthen families." Detractors say the money would be better spent on health care and day care and the state should keep its nose out of people's private affairs.
Should states spend money to work with religious groups to help stem divorce? Or is this government intrusion into private matters and a violation of the separation of church and state?
Speak Out on the ThirdAge Opinion Page.
What's your opinion?
State officials say new welfare laws allow them to use federal dollars to "strengthen families." Detractors say the money would be better spent on health care and day care and the state should keep its nose out of people's private affairs.
Should states spend money to work with religious groups to help stem divorce? Or is this government intrusion into private matters and a violation of the separation of church and state?
Speak Out on the ThirdAge Opinion Page.
