"Secular Power in Swedish Schools"

A cautionary reminder about government involvement with, and support for, religious (?) schools, over at Sightings:

Sweden, by some standards one of the world’s most secular countries, passed a new education law stipulating that public schools must teach their subjects in a “non-confessional” and “objective” manner. The law applies to all schools, including independent Christian and Muslim schools, because they, too, receive funding from the state. . . .