Posted: May 21, 2013 12:56 pm
Simple to knock this down (like the cross falls at the end 
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Freedom of religion requires participation to be voluntary, otherwise it is not freedom.
Nobody declared you cannot pray in schools, the law says you cannot force prayer sessions on everyone, because this REMOVES freedom of religion, it makes religion something FORCED.
Once you understand that, think again what is implied by the one kid who said with a clenched fist, that nobody would DARE to not recite the pledge. If that is what you want to return to, then you do not want freedom of religion. It is that simple.
)Freedom of religion requires participation to be voluntary, otherwise it is not freedom.
Nobody declared you cannot pray in schools, the law says you cannot force prayer sessions on everyone, because this REMOVES freedom of religion, it makes religion something FORCED.
Once you understand that, think again what is implied by the one kid who said with a clenched fist, that nobody would DARE to not recite the pledge. If that is what you want to return to, then you do not want freedom of religion. It is that simple.