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New guidelines for religious education in Norfolk suggest expressions such as the Holy Ghost be banned from lessons because they could confuse pupils.
The Norfolk Agreed Syllabus for religious education recommends that teachers use the term Holy Spirit, to avoid comparisons with ghost stories. Marian Agombar, who compiled the list, said the document provided advice to teachers, but it was not st http://www.religionnewsblog.com/10896
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