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[Purple GOPer]

1) Public schools are paid for by taxpayers and School Boards are elected during government run elections. They are therefore considered part of the government.

2) Do you interpret the words "no law" in the first amendment differently than "shall not be infringed" in the second?

3) Would your reaction be the same if a Rabbi were denied? What about an Evangelist Preacher? What about a Protestant Parson?

4) Different people have different names for the Almighty Creator. She probably uses some variant of "Earth Mother" or "Goddess". You probably use "The Father, Son, and Holy Ghost". I just use G-d. There is no logical argument that can prove any of us right or wrong, that is why it is called faith.

If the School Board feels it is proper to invoke a higher power before the meeting than any religious leader of any of the families that attend the School should be allowed to do so.

[Revolting cat!]

"Supreme Court asked to hear witch case"

I don't get it. Witch case are they being asked to review?

[trubluolyguy]

Which case?