Comments by "Sisu Guillam" (@sisuguillam5109) on "Supreme Court further erodes separation between church and state" video.

  1.  @zariaian2927  School. Which part of school eludes you? The educational part maybe?
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  2. A coach visibly praying, a coach insisting on doing it in front of people, insisting to do it on the playing field is promoting his faith. That is not praying - that is making a spectacle of your faith.
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  3.  @rlswims  oh, I do get to say that because that coach is a christian and Jesus had OPINIONS on what that bloke did. He said to not do this.
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  4.  @trutsieo5430  and you just proved why prayer has absolutly no business in public schools and they were right to fire him.
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  5.  @pdcdesign9632  that 50 yard line is going to be busy.
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  6.  @seewulf2385  not the point, you do understand that?
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  7. They have no shame. As a german this does remind me of my countries history in the worst way possible.
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  8.  @mafarmerga  yes. Whicj means you can not promote your religion as a person working for the school.
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  9. Especially if one claims to be christian. Jesus explicitly said not to do what this coach has insisted on doing.
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  10. As a coach in a school, praying visibly in school he is violating the rights of others. Oh, and not following what Jesus had to say on the subject.
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  11.  Momma Bear  Jesus told you to not do what you are doing. And reported for spamming , again.
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  12. You think seeing someone pray is not offensiv or upsetting because it doesn't offend or upset you. You.
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  13.  @Weimerica8841  no, your SCOTUS just made the seperation between church and state controversial. And please provide sources for your claim.
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  14.  @corinnaschultz7000  which part of the constitution eludes you?
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  15.  @B.A.B.G.  prayer never hurt anyone? That so? Because I am damn sure Jim Jones prayed too.
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  16.  @bobbobbington3615  not the point.
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  17.  @NickSpriggs  oh, and as your wife is the expert... ask her what Jesus said about making a performance out of praying.
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  18. You are wrong. It protects your right to practice in private. It does not protect your right to pray in public in a state school as a person of authority. The 1st protects freedom from religion.
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  19.  @NonyaBeezznis  you are saying the US constitution should not have the 1st? Er... why?
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  20. You mean it matters if it is a person employed by a school, a representative of the educational system kneeling in prayer or a player kneeling in a non-religious act? Erm... yeah?
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  21.  @mikew6060  not in a state school in public while being employed by a state school.
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  22.  @mikew6060  erm... wrong.
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  23. The 1st protects the freedom from religion in a state setting.
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  24.  @freelancegeneralist1664  you really need to work on your reading comprehension of that is what you take away from the constitution.
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  25.  @MaxLachut  if it is a thing in public school it is a thing despite your constitution saying it should not be. SCOTUS claiming he was unfairly fired is absurd.
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  26.  @ennieminee4470  you know that that is not the point?
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  27.  @jthomas7904  No. That is not a display of belief but a political statement.
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  28.  @thc-thehiddenclout2263  what is hell?
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  29.  @DoubleL.  it protects your right to be free of religion. It protects your right to not have to react to a person in authority performing their religion. It does not protect public displays of religion by a person on a position of authority employed by the state.
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  30.  @thc-thehiddenclout2263  eh? What?
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  31.  @juanmangasmochas1533  you are a coach on a field insisting on praying in a certain spot? You are in violation of the first.
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  32.  Emerald Triangle  it is not about morals though. Which part of the 1st eludes you so much that you think it is about morals and the judging thereof?
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  33.  @juanmangasmochas1533  what is your point? Should a muslim coach pray in public in a state school? No.
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  34.  @troymixwell7681  which is exactly what the bible tells you not to do. Strange how the 'Christians' defending the Coach forgett this.
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  35.  @lilather  SCOTUS cleary ignored the constitution.
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  36.  @alexkane84  and they should not be. If you knew about american history you would know that that has been an issue for decades.
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  37.  @anthony452  oh, my... your grasp on the issue is a bit loose.
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  38.  @Raineygoodyears  the US is not a christian country.
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  39.  @jonesyandjenn10  and?
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  40.  @upstairs1307  Math. 6:5-8 Jesus said not to make prayer a public display.
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  41.  @jonesyandjenn10  are you forgetting what the context for that is? And did you forgett the Matthew quote about making prayer a spectacle?
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  42.  @Raineygoodyears  is Tim Tebow working for the state or in a state setting? No.
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  43.  @georgiabulldogs3129  you should not be in a position where you have to form an option if it bothers you or not that your coach is praying in public in school.
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  44.  @Gandalf98  drunk typing is a bad bad bad idea.
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  45. No, it isn't. Not publicly in a state school when you are employed by or working for the school.
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  46. In public? Having insisted on doing it in a certain place and being seen to do so?
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  47.  @BroodallyHonest  in a state school when in a position in power? Erm... no. I have seen muslims pray in public as private people because there was no other place to do so. Which is not the same as a coach praying in public in a school and insisting on doing so.
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  48. If you saw that when they wwew playing in a state school they were in violation of the first.
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  49. Yup. So not only did that coach go against the US constitution but went against Jesus as well.
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  50.  Emerald Triangle  you have a problem with a person reminding you what Jesus said why? They do not have to follow what Jesus said if they are not a christian. If you are though you should take his words into account.
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  51.  @NickSpriggs  you having no problem with that does not mean that others do not. The question is not if someone has a problem with it but that the coach put them in a position where they had to take a position on his behaviour. Public schools are public schools.
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  52. Your reading comprehension needs work.
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  53.  @Sirdontrip  so coaches employed by the state or working for the state have no job? They do not have a contract? Who knew... And as long as he was in the school, praying publicly in the school he is in violation. If he were no longer on the job how come he felt entitled to enforce praying in a certain spot?
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  54.  @saintmichael881  uh... yeah? If said public prayer happens in a public school it violates the 1st.
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  55.  @seadog686  you need a prayer mat to pray as a christian? Who knew? And one has to follow certain rules like washing as a christian? Who knew? Last I checked you cannot see if a person is praying as a christian as well unless they want you to see they are. Setting aside space for someone because they are visibly praying because their religion asks them to move is something different. Oh, and the Coach in question was offered a private space to pray... like his office.
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  56.  @dauntless0711  No, he didn't. As a coach in a state school he did not have a right to be seen praying. He did not have a right to to it in a certain public space.
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  57. You do not know that. And even if he didn't... mate, the point is that no one should be in a position to have to rely on a religious teacher not being a t!t about his religion.
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  58.  @David-vq1zg  er... what?
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  59.  @kennethfharkin  Kenneth... maybe re-read what you wrote?
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  60.  @courtneynelson3562  the constitution of the US says you should not be put in a position where you have to make the choice to join or not to join.
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  61. No, it isn't.
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  62. For someone who doesn't watch you have left plenty of comments.
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  63. The words are not in there - but they do not have to be there to form the constitutional base for laws seperating church and state. You do understand that?
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  64.  @Adameichenauer  you mean you seriously do not know? Wow.
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  65.  @jacksonstenhouse4429  I don't know. Thor? Doesn't matter.
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  66. Your reading and listening comprehension needs work.
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  67.  @PapaRazaa  probably not to SCOTUS. I suspect they are okay with a coach praying but not with a player protesting.
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  68.  @Blissfulkitty-Seattle  eh? How do you think I know about this of I do not read or watch the news? Is it possible you misunderstood my comment?
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  69. Erm... what?
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