legaleagle_45
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No one's arguing otherwise.Good. Keep your bible thumping at home and at church.
They have a right to bring their religion into the public square, to the same extent as others who wish to publicize their opinions and beliefs... A street preacher has the same right to give his speil at a public park as do them Occupy protestors. The Methodists have the same right to march in Skokie as do the Nazi's
But religion promoted or advanced by schools, or endorsed by schools, or members of the clergy proselytizing to public school students at the behest of the school is clearly un-Constitutional.
Wolf is...
Good. Keep your bible thumping at home and at church.
The school denies the factual allegations, but if they are as stated by the complaintant, then we do have a violation.