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Oct 14, 2004
Why should a Supt. be allowed to force his public school
teachers to pray on the day before school?
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> You say it was expected? Is it in your contract? If not, then it is not
> expected. It is a choice. Church and state are NOT seperate. The
> state/government is not allowed to sanction a standard religion. The
> establishment clause does not seperate the church from the state. If you or
> an...See More