Title: Legislative Prayer Revisited
The Indiana Civil Liberties Union has sued state lawmakers for exceeding the limits of Marsh by frequently offering prayers that are explicitly Christian. The prayers sometimes are offered by individual lawmakers and sometimes by volunteer clergy. The
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Subject: Legislative Prayer Revisited
The Indiana Civil Liberties Union has sued state lawmakers for exceeding the
limits of Marsh by frequently offering prayers that are explicitly Christian.
The prayers sometimes are offered by individual lawmakers and someti
Title: Legislative Prayer Revisited
In the Santa Fe case, Justice Stevens was
willing to concede that there could be a public forum for a selected person and
that the creation of such a forum would not confer on others a right to reply
.I don’t understand that myself, but I guess that is
Title: Legislative Prayer Revisited
After
a while, one becomes jaded. We see the same old crowd, bound and
determined to force their religion on the rest of us. What I continue to
find extraordinary is that some people, including some who do not even subscribe
to this religion
but "forcing
religion on the rest of us" seems to me an overstatement.
Eugene
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Well,
naturally I wouldn't want to make "excuse[s]" for "push[y]"
members of "the same old crowd." I mean, who likes
