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Originally Posted by Aramike
You're discussing the wrong side of the amendment.
A school allowing prayer is not a "law" enacted by Congress or any governing body. Now if the school required prayer due to a law, than it would be unconstitutional.
However, the amendment DOES read "or prohibiting the free exercise thereof." These days it seems that many atheists and anti-theists have forgotten what the word "free" means. Hint - it doesn't mean "free, EXCEPT in the following cases".
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Gotcha.
Your approach is much better, and more fitting.
Thanks.