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All right, conservative Supreme Court advancing the concept that religion should be more involved in governmental affairs.

Now, throughout the last, I don't know, 70, 80 years, it's been a fairly liberal court. And the concept of separation of church and state, which has been mantra, it's almost,

the court's almost been religious about separation of church and state.

You can't have nativity scenes in school.

You can't have school prayer.

You can't even have moments of silence. You can't have prayer at public events. Football, high school football games. Well, it's going the other way.

And the Oklahoma State superintendent of schools ordered all public schools to incorporate the Bible

in two lessons for grades 5 through 12.

As you can imagine, that drew immediate condemnation from civil rights groups and supporters

of the separation of church and state.

They went completely crazy on the concept of church and state, they went completely

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