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Supreme Court to hear case of high school football coach who lost job after onfield prayers
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<blockquote data-quote="SilverBear" data-source="post: 76476999" data-attributes="member: 390533"><p>The US court of appeals ruled that he was not engaging in private prayer. Instead, he was engaging in public speech of an overtly religious nature while performing his job duties. It's not that he was praying it was that he was making a spectacle of praying. They further ruled that is the school had continued to allow him to engage in this sort of display they would have been in violation of the Constitution's establishment clause.</p><p></p><p>Kenedy demonstrated that it was not private prayer but public spectacle when he said he could only pray immediately at the game's conclusion on the fifty yard line</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SilverBear, post: 76476999, member: 390533"] The US court of appeals ruled that he was not engaging in private prayer. Instead, he was engaging in public speech of an overtly religious nature while performing his job duties. It's not that he was praying it was that he was making a spectacle of praying. They further ruled that is the school had continued to allow him to engage in this sort of display they would have been in violation of the Constitution's establishment clause. Kenedy demonstrated that it was not private prayer but public spectacle when he said he could only pray immediately at the game's conclusion on the fifty yard line [/QUOTE]
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