1969 Comedian Red Skelton's prophetic words for today
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The problem with people relying on supposed “NEWS” outlets, (for decades), is the “HEADLINES”, reveals the intended “narrative”, and the body of the story is typically Opinion to support the Narrative, often void of the True Facts.
Prayer was NEVER BANNED in public schools by a court decision.
Prayer…as part of a public school curriculum, Was banned.
Prayer…lead by school employees, regarding students required to participate, Was banned.
Students in public schools, CAN and HAVE continued to pray in public schools, by themselves, in groups of willing students, who do so without disrupting the time-frame allotted for an established subject curriculum.
Prayer was NEVER BANNED in public schools by a court decision.
Prayer…as part of a public school curriculum, Was banned.
Prayer…lead by school employees, regarding students required to participate, Was banned.
Students in public schools, CAN and HAVE continued to pray in public schools, by themselves, in groups of willing students, who do so without disrupting the time-frame allotted for an established subject curriculum.
Journalism is not a matter of headlines followed by personal opinions. Since this thread is not about that,that is all I shall say on that matter.
Prayer in school was banned by 2 court rulings and starting on the late 60's.
Of course a court can never stop people from praying. The context missed in your remarks is that the issue of prayer was specific when addressed to a public audio,a public school, process of leading a prayer.
Of course the issue wasn't personal silent prayers. Because opponents to this cannot read people's minds so to bring a case.
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Prayer in school was banned by 2 court rulings and starting on the late 60's.
Of course a court can never stop people from praying. The context missed in your remarks is that the issue of prayer was specific when addressed to a public audio,a public school, process of leading a prayer.
Of course the issue wasn't personal silent prayers. Because opponents to this cannot read people's minds so to bring a case.
School prayer, the Supreme Court and the battle for America’s soul
Two Supreme Court decisions from the 1960s ignited a battle over school prayer and the establishment clause that rages to this day.
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