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Recent surveys indicate that a majority of Americans support teachers leading students in prayer, specifically referencing ...
Just over half of U.S. adults, or 52%, say they favor allowing public school teachers to lead their classes in prayers ...
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The Christian Post on MSNMost Americans support teacher-led school prayer to Jesus but views differ by state: PewWhile most Americans support allowing teachers to lead students in prayer to Jesus in schools, views on the matter differ ...
A larger share of Americans, 57%, said teachers should be allowed to lead prayers that don't reference a specific religion but do reference God, the poll found.
Christian prayer vs. generic prayer. It’s important to note that teacher-led Christian prayers are just one way that religion can play a role in public schools. The 2023-24 Religious Landscape Study ...
A slim majority of U.S. adults, 52%, say they support allowing teachers to lead their classes in prayers that mention Jesus, while 46% oppose the idea.
A majority of Americans said they think teacher-led Christian prayer should be allowed in public schools, according to a new poll analysis. Photo by MChe Lee via Unsplash A majority of Americans ...
A majority of Americans said they support letting public school teachers guide students in Christian prayer during class, according to a new poll. Fifty-two percent of U.S. adults said teachers ...
A majority of U.S. adults said public school teachers should be allowed to lead their students in prayers referring to Jesus in class, according to a poll.
A majority of Americans said they think teacher-led Christian prayer should be allowed in public schools, according to a new poll analysis. Photo by MChe Lee via Unsplash A majority of Americans ...
A majority of Americans said they think teacher-led Christian prayer should be allowed in public schools, according to a new poll analysis. Photo by MChe Lee via Unsplash A majority of Americans ...
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