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To: Leaning Right

The school district addressed the teacher’s behavior (leading a class in prayer). That action was banned. The school district did not ban the students from praying.


Your points are valid BUT without the leadership, it stopped the students from praying.


13 posted on 01/19/2024 7:49:23 AM PST by PeterPrinciple (Thinking Caps are no longer being issued but there must be a warehouse full of them somewhere.)
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To: PeterPrinciple
Leading a prayer and participating in a prayer are not the same thing.

They're saying the teacher is not allowed to pray...and I hope she sues their pants off...and gives any monies to a Christian Orphange.

16 posted on 01/19/2024 7:54:09 AM PST by Sacajaweau ( )
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To: PeterPrinciple

Re: “BUT without the leadership, it stopped the students from praying. “

You get it! Neither action can be religiously neutral.

The school has a binary choice. It can allow a teacher to lead the students in prayer, or forbid it. Neither action is religiously neutral in action or consequences.

Axiom: Religiously, culturally, and politically neutral schools are impossible. Such neutrality is impossible in any sentient mind.

Solution: Ideally government should not have any role in education on any level. In a not so ideal world: Vouchers!


36 posted on 01/19/2024 5:27:36 PM PST by wintertime ( Behind every government school teacher stand armed police.( Real bullets in those guns on the hip!))
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