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The Advent of a Public Pluriformity Model: Faith-Based School Choice in Alberta [Abstract]
2006
Canadian Journal of Education
Four typical arrangements for relating faith to schooling were developed in Canada during the nineteenth century. All resulted from compromises between the assimilating traditions of Christian Constantinianism and Enlightenment liberalism. These arrangements only reluctantly accommodate the religious diversity within society. Although scholars classify Alberta's system as non-sectarian public schooling with minority denominational districts, evidence suggests the advent of a new pragmatic
doi:10.2307/20054214
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