[Miscellaneous]

Originally Posted by nolidad

The ACLU has helped file briefs in court from people who also seek open prayer removed from public places.

The ACLU has actually fought for individuals who have been denied their right of prayer in school. The ACLU isn't against prayer in schools. They are against unconstitutional prayer in school -- that is prayer led by government.

[Danny]

Originally Posted by Miscellaneous

The ACLU has actually fought for individuals who have been denied their right of prayer in school.

Can you cite this?

[Art]

Originally Posted by Danny

Can you cite this?

He just did. I think you want him to cite a source.

[Danny]

Originally Posted by Art

He just did. I think you want him to cite a source.

I think he knew what I meant.

[Bryan]

Originally Posted by PaidInFull

Its realy sad. Most HighSchools in Florida wont let you pray in classrooms or cafeterias. There is something called "Meet you at the pole" where students gather to pray for the school at the flag pole, and there have been students expeled and whatnot for 'religuos activites'. If the Ten Commandments were thrown out along with a judge, that should show you where this country is heading with the ever shrinking group of Atheist and God-haters. Most Scientist today can not disprove that there is a higher authority thats controls and created this universe. But politicians are not so easily wavered. Yes, lets arrest the preacher going into schools (Rev. Holten, South Florida), but not the drug dealer.

the school cannot prohibit see you at the poll, doing so would violate constitutional rights (freedom of religion, freedom of peacefull assembly, etc). They can't prohibit you from praying in classrooms or cafeterias, doing so would be unconstitutional.