Timmy
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To the immediate above: we are talking about America, and we don't live in Africa. Capiche?Group prayer does happen at schools, as long as it is not coercive on others and does not disrupt the educational process.Wrong, group prayer is not allowed in public schools, no matter what religion is involved.
Equally important, the pledge of allegiance is no longer said at the beginning of the school day. Tell me, who is offended by pledging allegiance to his/her country?
Hitler did not take away in prayers, you silly. You have to show that he did, and you can't. He did lower the boom on churches and clergy who opposed the Reich.
You sound familiar: you don't about which you are talking.
how is it coercive if you can opt out? No one was ever forced to take part in a morning prayer or Bible reading in school.
However, if you go to a muslim or catholic school, you will be required to participate. Do you understand the difference?Negro chattel slavery was defended by many whites as a positive good for the slaves.Except the only reference to slavery in the context you raise is that of equality for all. I thought you lefties loved equality.
1 Corinthians 12:13 For we were all baptized by one Spirit so as to form one body—whether Jews or Gentiles, slave or free—and we were all given the one Spirit to drink.
The people who believed that were wrong, as were the blacks in Africa who sold other blacks into slavery.
You are very naïve if you think slavery was just a white issue.
Oh brother . The blacks are to blame for slavery !!!
Maybe YOU should find God first before lecturing the rest of us . Phoney ass Christian !
I never said that. Stop the BS. Society as a whole was to blame for slavery. Slavery is going on today in parts of Africa and muslim nations. Why say nothing about that but condemn the USA for what it did 200 years ago?
To your silly "how is it coercive if you can opt out?" One is not required to get up and leave a space if someone wants to pray. The person(s) wanting to pray must find a space that is not coercive and not disruptive.
It IS coersive when the coach of your team is leading the prayer .