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Travis Barham: To pray or not to pray: Colleges are not high schools

By Alliance Alert

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ADF Attorney Travis C. Barham writing at speakupmovement.org/university: "Within the past few weeks, the topic of prayer?particularly public prayer?has appeared regularly in the headlines. Last Thursday was the National Day of Prayer, which the majority of Americans support, despite Judge Crabb?s ruling that this tradition, which dates back to 1775, now violates the Constitution. And as graduation season returns, the issue of prayer in schools and at graduation ceremonies returns to people?s minds."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on May 12, 2010 (boomark / email).

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