It is now "required" for students giving graduation speeches to invite the audience to come forward and express their love to Jesus and "get saved"?
Would you like to re-word that?
Suppose a Jewish student invited those who wished to come forward and have a bris done in the middle of the graduation? Should we all just allow this to happen?
Maybe the local Baptist valedictorian can set up a baptismal pool and invite anyone who wants to to come up and get dunked. Or the Catholic student can have a priest confirm with holy oil anyone who wants to come forward.
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You don't like that constitution, take a hike~!
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I wonder what the screams would be like here if the valedictorian was a wiccan who asked everyone to come up to the stage to join the coven, or if it was a mooslim who asked everyone to get on their knees and pray to the moon rock. I agree it is not a first amendment violation, but the graduation was not the time or place to make this call.