Denogginizer wrote:
crosses more of the same
Please excuse the linking job, just learning that skill.
Isn't banning the pledge because of God, removing prayer, and other such things prohibiting the free exercise? The very fact that these are public places should guaranty that freedom.
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Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;
Isn't banning the pledge because of God, removing prayer, and other such things prohibiting the free exercise? The very fact that these are public places should guaranty that freedom.
Not seen much of any public schools in a while?
What you aren't allowed to do is have the school do organized prayers, since you would be respecting a particular form establishment of religion which practices such random prayer. You are allowed to simply start up praying any time throughout the day if you wanted to I imagine.