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In ruling for the praying football coach, what did the Supreme Court really say?
Joe Kennedy, a former assistant football coach at Bremerton High School in Bremerton, Washington, poses for a photo March 9, ...
Religion News Service on MSN.com
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SCOTUS decision on Bremerton football coach creates uncertainty around school prayer
This year, your student may walk into their classroom and see something new: their teacher leading a silent prayer. Right now ...
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Prayer coach & Marine Joe Kennedy on Supreme Court win: ‘I fought for this right’
a 53-year-old high school football coach in Bremerton, Wash., was fired for praying at the 50-yard line after games. A former US Marine, Kennedy fought back all the way to the Supreme Court ...
New York Post18d
Senator Erdman expresses his opinions on a football coach praying with players
Senator Steve Erdman expresses his opinions on the U.S. Supreme Court's decision that High School Football Coach Joseph ...
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Prayer in Schools: Supreme Court Ruling on Football Coach Upends Precedent
The Supreme Court ultimately ruled in Kennedy’s favor ... But the photos give lie to that claim, showing the football coach praying on the 50-yard line, right after the game, surrounded by ...
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Christian school fights to pray over loudspeaker at games, cites Supreme Court ruling
A Christian school in Florida is arguing for its right to air prayers on the loudspeaker at state championship sports events, ...
Washington Times
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Some Muslims, Jews welcome court ruling allowing football coach to pray
(Meegan M. Reid/USA Today/Reuters) Conservative Christians cheered the Supreme Court ruling last week that found the Constitution protects a high school football coach’s right to pray at the 50 ...
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Tampa's Cambridge Christian asks appeals court to overturn ruling over loudspeaker prayer at football game
The Supreme Court’s conservative majority sided with Joseph Kennedy on free-speech and free exercise of religion claims.
Creative Loafing Tampa
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‘It changed the world.’ How a 1984 Supreme Court decision still shapes college football.
Almost 40 years have passed and Andy Coats still remembers the conversation, however brief it might’ve been, that he shared ...
The (Raleigh) News & Observer on MSN.com
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After Supreme Court ruling, activists push prayer into schools
The fiercest advocates for church-state separation concede they were fighting an uphill battle even before the court's ruling ...
Portland Press Herald
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Why a SC town feels vindicated by US Supreme Court's recent football prayer ruling
Bremerton became the center of the prayer debate with a U.S. Supreme Court decision last June that sided with a high school football coach who quit his job and sued the school district after being ...
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Under right-leaning Supreme Court, the church-state wall is crumbling
after the Supreme Court ruled for Maine parents looking to use taxpayer dollars for religious school tuition and for a Washington football coach who led students in public prayer, Haynes says he ...
Washington Post24d
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