Reply #49: Where would it inhibit religion? This is a fascinating interpretation you came up with...

[Solon]

I'll ignore the rest since, frankly, its Originalism claptrap that has no basis in how the Constitution has been interpreted by the courts, but I'm really fascinated by how you think this inhibits the practice of religion. As far as I can tell, STUDENTS are free to practice their religion however they see fit, and as long as it doesn't disrupt classtime, schools are forbidden from interfering. Why do schools have to take a proactive approach to religious instruction as well?