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Opinion: Because some liberal people don't believe in God and they would rather not hear about him. The ACLU got its nose bent out of shape and believes that everyone should adhere to their "democratic" rules and regulations, regardless of their personal and/or religious beliefs.

AlsoPrayer IS allowed in schools. The school simply cannot FORCE students to pray.

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