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Supreme Court: Public Meetings Can Have Opening Prayer

The Supreme Court voted Monday to allow public meetings at all levels of government to begin with an opening prayer, a decision many have criticized as violating the First Amendment clause forbidding the government from favoring certain religions or favoring believers over non-believers. What do you think?

Casey Helms • Phone Line Inspector

“Okay, but only Christian prayer. No need to go overboard.”

Casey Helms • Phone Line Inspector

Jennifer Keeling • Private Investigator

“That’s fine. I’m sure beginning public meetings with a reminder that all who do not accept the blood of Christ are consigned to eternal damnation will not have a chilling effect on anyone who doesn’t share those beliefs.”

Jennifer Keeling • Private Investigator

Bill Waterstone • Cutlery Sharpener

“Whatever it takes to pack in those crowds.”

Bill Waterstone • Cutlery Sharpener