>>>>>and beheadings and suicide bombings - you know - standard Islamic stuff - would have happened if the situation was reversed and a bunch of Islamic kids went to a christian school..
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>>>>>http://www.foxnews.com/us/2010/09/17/school-apologizes-students-pray-allah-field-trip-mosque/
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>>>>And a field trip to a Christian church where the students would be told that "the only way to eternal salvation is through our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ" is different??????????
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>>>>Perhaps (but I rather doubt it) some of the parents now understand how I feel when I go to a public event (football game, graduation ceremony, etc) and hear the invocation followed by "We ask this in Christ's name."
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>>>So you don't believe in Christ I assume. So, then what difference does it make to you? Will it corrupt your non existent soul (assuming agnostic)
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>>Why in the world would you make that assumption????????
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>You have an issue with people mentioning Christ. That is why.

Take things in proper context please. I have no issue with people mentioning Christ.

I have a minor issue with public prayer in non-religious events. I don't think it's appropriate but I don't find it particularly offensive.

I have a stronger issue with public prayer in non-religious events that highlights a particular religion. Praying "in Christ's name" now excludes all non-Christians from the prayer. I find it inappropriate and offensive.

I have an especially strong issue with people who assume that non-belief in Christ means non-belief in God. I find that insulting.