In football coach prayer case, students' religious liberty is at risk

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : No student ought to be expected to pray to play, or to "get on the good side of a coach," in a nation predicated on true religious liberty.
55% :SUPREME COURT CAN SAVE RELIGIOUS LIBERTY FOR FOOTBALL COACHES, AND FOR ALL AMERICANS
50% : But the religious liberty that is actually at stake belongs to student athletes who are at the mercy of their coach.
49% : True religious freedom means that students are not pressured or encouraged by school staff to engage in religious activity.
43% : Former high school football coach Joe Kennedy and First Liberty Institute's Jeremy Dys provide updates on their fight for religious freedom before the Supreme Court
41% : It is students who are at risk of having their religious freedom violated, not a zealous coach who was given every opportunity to exercise his religion without interfering with the rights of others.

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