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: The Wall of SeparationA Tale Of Two Cities: N.J. And Calif. Towns Take Different Approaches On Prayer
By Rob Boston
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I was up bright and early Saturday morning to appear on Fox News Channel. Our topic was a perennial Fox favorite: prayers before government meetings.
It seems the borough council of Point Pleasant Beach, N.J., has been opening its meetings with the Our Father, the Roman Catholic version of the Lord?s Prayer, since the 1990s. A lawsuit was filed, and […] Read MoreFull post as published by The Wall of Separation on November 02, 2010 (boomark / email).
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