For next Wednesday's class, take a look at examples 1 and 4 on blog post "Zorach Questions and Hypos" and try to apply the Lemon test to these problems.
Do they have a secular purpose? If their purpose is to protect religious liberty, is that a religious purpose or a secular purpose? Is religious liberty the same thing as religion?
Who is harmed by these efforts to accommodate religious students who are required to attend public school?
Then we will move on to the school prayer cases.
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