A school district in Colorado will make available literature from atheist and satanic groups to children of middle school and high school age.  The administration claims it is only following policy requiring the distribution of "non curricula" literature. The controversy arose when a Colorado atheist group reacted to the school district distributing Bibles in December of last year.  The Western Colorado Atheists and Freethinkers, working with the Freedom From Religion Foundation, say they want to offer students "an alternative way of thinking."  Not surprisingly, parents are up in arms.  But the district claims its hands are tied by the First Amendment. KJCT TV: The Delta County School District says that their policy reads that they cannot discriminate against any groups or organizations when it comes to non-curricular materials. The only exceptions are if the material promotes hostility or violence, commercial purposes by...(Read Full Post)