If someone gave it to me for free, I'd toss it in the trash.

I'm not interested in being evangelized.

The Supreme Court’s Fake Praying Coach Case Just Got Faker

This final chapter of the “Coach Kennedy” saga was foreseeable—inevitable, really—well before the Supreme Court handed down its decision in June 2022. Kennedy has lived in Florida for years, which the court knew but ignored in its race to use his case as a vehicle to expand prayer in public schools. It’s the mirror image of 303 Creative v. Elenis, the big religious freedom case handed down this June, which also rested on allegations that ranged from tenuous to outright bogus. The problem here is simple: Conservative litigators want this Supreme Court to expand a vision of religious liberty that abolishes the separation of church and state while granting Christians a freewheeling right to discriminate, often with public funding. They are seizing upon any case that will give the court this opportunity, with little concern for the truth of the underlying claims. And the Republican-appointed justices seem eager to twist reality into whatever shape necessary to give them what they want.

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2023/09/supreme-court-praying-coach-joe-kennedy-fake.html

A mile away when Bush granted public money to religious organizations after Katrina...it's nothing more than money laundering to the Republicon party. Look how these religious representatives act and what they say. The IRS could make some major money from these BS 501c3s. TAX THE RELIGIOUS ORGS on all their assets.