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Pat Glandon
Separation church and state.shouldbe private. Supreme Court got it wrong. They got row vs wade wrong, they have become to political. Get rid of Supreme Court, they are n ot impartial anymore.
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Oakley Taylor
What ever happened to the separation of church and state? I'm so sick of the religious right dictating our laws.
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Foster Fell
Today's Supreme Court religio-extremists have ruled otherwise, but a founder, namely Jefferson, desired a "wall of separation between Church and State." He produced a version that excludes all miracles by Jesus and most mentions of the supernatural, including the resurrection.
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Of course. Why not? Freedom of religion, not freedom from religion.
ReplyA person is free to pray wherever they want. I you don't like it, move on.
ReplyWhat a stupid question. Who could oppose allowing "coaches...to pray at games", or anywhere else? But, should coaches, or anyone else, be "allowed" to coerce anyone to pray anywhere? You fail, again.
ReplyHow could it hurt. It's a great example to students.
ReplyFreedom of religion
ReplyPrayer is important
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