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5. As long as he didn't lead others, I don't see the issue.

Mon Apr 25, 2022, 11:08 AM

Apr 2022

It's a far cry from praying in a closet and shutting the door behind him, however.

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In the case of the praying football coach, both sides invoke religious freedom [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Apr 2022 OP

Nothing seems quiet and private exboyfil Apr 2022 #1

but only one side abides by the rules of the school samnsara Apr 2022 #3

Praying to God? Turbineguy Apr 2022 #4

As long as he didn't lead others, I don't see the issue. Gore1FL Apr 2022 #5

Pete Williams just said on MSNBC... targetpractice Apr 2022 #9

He was told NOT to do it! Grins Apr 2022 #15

Muslim prayer mats on the field. Inshallah. cbabe Apr 2022 #6

Actually an interesting case: When does the undeniable Tomconroy Apr 2022 #7

I guess he just likes to wash the outside of the cup. n/t iscooterliberally Apr 2022 #16

Noted Woke activist and suspected antifa advocate: SCantiGOP Apr 2022 #18

Ummmmmmm, close, but... mahatmakanejeeves Apr 2022 #19

Eh? SCantiGOP Apr 2022 #20

Make sure your prayer is a public spectacle. keithbvadu2 Apr 2022 #22