When I was a young boy a teacher of mine got in trouble for praying.

It was 30 minutes before her class started and she was a very religious person. She always prayed in her room, but one day a student saw her and told the admins. She was suspendedd for the rest of the week. When she cae back she was not in a bad mood about the situation, and acted like it never happened. It just always seeed weird.

Do you think it is wrong to pray on public property.

As long as she wasn't forcing others to take part, there is nothing wrong with it.

It was 30 minutes before her class started and she was a very religious person. She always prayed in her room, but one day a student saw her and told the admins. She was suspendedd for the rest of the week. When she cae back she was not in a bad mood about the situation, and acted like it never happened. It just always seeed weird.

Do you think it is wrong to pray on public property.

Mercenary848

I have never seen a more legit post, your like a refreshign breeze blowing through OT, such integrity is rare indeed. Good on you sir. Good on you.

She got suspened for praying during non-class time? I find this hard to believe.

Dude thats something the news would eat up like crazy!

She got suspened for praying during non-class time? I find this hard to believe.

Pirate700

It does seem a bit odd. If she was leading a class in prayer I could see why something like this would happen give the various stances over school sponsored prayer.

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It was 30 minutes before her class started and she was a very religious person. She always prayed in her room, but one day a student saw her and told the admins. She was suspendedd for the rest of the week. When she cae back she was not in a bad mood about the situation, and acted like it never happened. It just always seeed weird.

Do you think it is wrong to pray on public property.

SEANMCAD

Lies!

This is something that happened when I was in seventh grade, whether you chose to believe me is of no matter to me. But I know what happened.

Fake OP.

Public servants are lawfully allowed to pray on their own. There is no discussion.

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It was 30 minutes before her class started and she was a very religious person. She always prayed in her room, but one day a student saw her and told the admins. She was suspendedd for the rest of the week. When she cae back she was not in a bad mood about the situation, and acted like it never happened. It just always seeed weird.

Do you think it is wrong to pray on public property.

Mercenary848

Lies!

This is something that happened when I was in seventh grade, whether you chose to believe me is of no matter to me. But I know what happened.

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Lies!

Pirate700

This is something that happened when I was in seventh grade, whether you chose to believe me is of no matter to me. But I know what happened.

Even if he did witness it, who is to say that all the information was present to him.

She got suspened for praying during non-class time? I find this hard to believe.

Pirate700

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She got suspened for praying during non-class time? I find this hard to believe.

Pirate700

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kriggy

If she was praying and someone happened to walk in on her and tell, then there is no way she should have gotten in trouble. Its not an offensive act, she didn't do it in front of kids or force them to partake, and it seems like the school was infringing on her freedom of belief.

If she was praying and someone happened to walk in on her and tell, then there is no way she should have gotten in trouble. Its not an offensive act, she didn't do it in front of kids or force them to partake, and it seems like the school was infringing on her freedom of belief.

SPYDER0416

She got suspened for praying during non-class time? I find this hard to believe.

Pirate700

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If she was praying and someone happened to walk in on her and tell, then there is no way she should have gotten in trouble. Its not an offensive act, she didn't do it in front of kids or force them to partake, and it seems like the school was infringing on her freedom of belief.

Nibroc420

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If she was praying and someone happened to walk in on her and tell, then there is no way she should have gotten in trouble. Its not an offensive act, she didn't do it in front of kids or force them to partake, and it seems like the school was infringing on her freedom of belief.

Oleg_Huzwog

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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"] it most certainly is an offensive act.
Just like an insane person writing all over the walls, or talking to themselves, such acts should be dealt with swiftly.Pirate700

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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"] it most certainly is an offensive act.
Just like an insane person writing all over the walls, or talking to themselves, such acts should be dealt with swiftly.Pirate700

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Nibroc420

If she was doing it alone and not forcing it upon anyone, no, there's nothing wrong with that.XilePrincess

If she was doing it alone and not forcing it upon anyone, no, there's nothing wrong with that.XilePrincess

[QUOTE="XilePrincess"]If she was doing it alone and not forcing it upon anyone, no, there's nothing wrong with that.Nibroc420

Depends on what she was praying for.

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="XilePrincess"]If she was doing it alone and not forcing it upon anyone, no, there's nothing wrong with that.UnIimitedAccess

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="XilePrincess"]If she was doing it alone and not forcing it upon anyone, no, there's nothing wrong with that.UnIimitedAccess

[QUOTE="XilePrincess"]If she was doing it alone and not forcing it upon anyone, no, there's nothing wrong with that.Nibroc420