By Anthony ZurcherNorth America reporterImage source, Getty ImagesThe US Supreme Court on Monday heard arguments in the case of an American football coach suing for the right to pray at mid-field after his high school team’s games. The court’s conservative majority could use the lawsuit to expand the boundaries limiting religious expression in public schools.Joseph Kennedy first had the idea to pray after high school football games when he was watching television and came across Facing the Giants, a 2006 film that featured a coach at a small religious academy who led his team to a state football championship after praying and emphasising Christian values to his players.
US Supreme Court: Should this coach have been punished for praying?
