Bobby Hart under pressure

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(06-26-2020, 10:59 PM)Mike M (the other one) Wrote: I'm not a very religious person. But if a child wants to pray in school. You shouldn't tell them they can't as long as it doesn't interfere or disrupt the classroom. Praying before they eat lunch doesn't harm anyone. 

There is no rule against a student praying out loud in a situation where they are allowed to talk.  As long as they don't turn the "prayer" into a "sermon" or use it as a chance to proselytize to other students.

Or they can just pray to themselves any time they want to.

Prayers are supposed to be communications with the lord, not performances for other people to watch. I don't think people who define "prayer" as "out loud and in a group" really understand the concept.