The distinction the Court has made between prayer in Congress or in State legislatures, and prayer in public schools, is based largely on

a.

the religion of those being led in prayer.

b.

the doctrine expressed in the prayer.

c.

whether the prayer in any way threatens the public safety.

d.

whether the prayer advances religion.

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Konner Cummings

17 September, 12:33

The distinction the Court has made between prayer in Congress or in State legislatures, and prayer in public schools, is based largely on

a.

the religion of those being led in prayer.

b.

the doctrine expressed in the prayer.

c.

whether the prayer in any way threatens the public safety.

d.

whether the prayer advances religion.

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Jordan · Answer 1

The correct answer for this question is "C. whether the prayer in any way threatens the public safety."The distinction the Court has made between prayer in Congress or in State legislatures, and prayer in public schools, is based largely on whether the prayer in any way threatens the public safety.