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And what this public school did did not "promote any one faith or encourage religious devotion."
Indeed, it does. The school provided Muslim students with an unrequested prayer room. That crosses the line of legality by encouraging religious devotion to only one religion.
Indeed, it does. The school provided Muslim students with an unrequested prayer room. That crosses the line of legality by encouraging religious devotion to only one religion.
Indeed, it does. The school provided Muslim students with an unrequested prayer room. That crosses the line of legality by encouraging religious devotion to only one religion.
Indeed, it does. The school provided Muslim students with an unrequested prayer room. That crosses the line of legality by encouraging religious devotion to only one religion.
How does asking students to keep their activities from disrupting other students equal "encouraging religious devotion to only one religion"????
There is no law that says that provisions have to be made for ALL religions. It's an impossible standard.
This would be being selective.....they can't do this either. So, now rooms need to be provided for all including those who praise the Spaghetti Monster. They're opening up a can of worms!
School is for learning they can take their religious prayers and pray in silent like everyone else does.
Because giving students a room to use for 10 MINUTES around lunchtime equates to having a mosque????
What difference does it make the name they call the room? Prayer room, chapel, mosque... Just curious.
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