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: First Amendment Center: Religious LibertyFighting over prayers in the name of Jesus
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By Charles C. Haynes Instead of futile, expensive efforts to keep prayers explicitly Christian, local officials in North Carolina and elsewhere should start meetings with a moment of silence.Full post as published by First Amendment Center: Religious Liberty on February 27, 2010 (boomark / email).
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