ScreamingEagle
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There is no law prohibiting it. Christian students are free to pray whenever and wherever they like. If they were to actually follow the teachings of Jesus and pray in private like he directs and they demanded a private prayer room to do it in, the school would accommodate their needs equally.
so you think the schools should 'accomodate' and provide a prayer room for each religion that requests one...?
gosh....i thought you lefties declared that public schools should be secular....
They still would be. Praying in private is not the same as preaching in public.
yet you are still allowing SECULAR GOVERNMENT PROPERTY to be used for RELIGIOUS PURPOSES....is not this against the law....?
in fact couldn't a case could be made that the government was 'establishing' religion......? cases have been made for a lot less....or does 'public accomodation' overule 'separation of church and state'....?
(i love using lefties own arguments against them.....)
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