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16bitch !BMhSp1fpyA started this discussion 8 years ago#75,941
Interestingly, some of the religious groups that support school prayer today opposed it only 40 years ago, often for the same reasons suggested by Justice Welch. Some Southern Baptists and evangelicals, for example, viewed public school prayer as an affront to God.
Today, all taxpayers have to pay for school prayer laws when these laws are challenged in court. Knowing how divisive and costly such battles can be, it is not, in my view, a wise use of public funds or state power. Perhaps the Kentucky legislature could benefit from knowing this history.
> funny how there were almost no school shootings until they took prayer out of schools..
Ya might consider using the search term: How Many People Have Been Killed in the Name of Religion
Or Genocide, ethnic cleansing, and mass ethnic/religious persecution