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LostOne4Ever

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9. He is a representative of the state

Reply to cleanhippie (Original post)

Wed Oct 2, 2013, 08:23 PM

Oct 2013

When he is acting in that capacity he can not show favortism or support for any religion. He can believe as he wants and pray on his own time. If he does not like that, then he needs to quit.

He can then pray whenever he wants, though he will no longer be the coach and not allowed in with the kids.

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Florida House Speaker: Football coaches can�t pray with players? Change the law again! [View all] cleanhippie Oct 2013 OP

I agree with the superintendent... LakeVermilion Oct 2013 #1

There is such a simple mental exercise these people could do... trotsky Oct 2013 #2

That is a great question. hrmjustin Oct 2013 #4

One that we already know the answer to. cleanhippie Oct 2013 #5

Yep. hrmjustin Oct 2013 #6

I don't ever remember kids wanting to pray in HS Marrah_G Oct 2013 #3

It hasn't. It's the adults that want kids to pray in school. cleanhippie Oct 2013 #7

Asshat. n/t Goblinmonger Oct 2013 #8

He is a representative of the state LostOne4Ever Oct 2013 #9