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Tuesday, February 02, 2016
Survey On Religion and Sports Shows 73% Favor Coaches Leading Players In Christian Prayer
The Public Religion Research Institute last week released its fourth annual survey of sports and religion. The survey (full data) concluded that 48% of those surveyed think that playing fantasy online sports is gambling, while 63% think that gambling is morally acceptable. Another question asked whether or not respondents agree that football coaches at public high schools should be allowed to lead their players in Christian prayer during games. 44% said they completely agree that this should be allowed, while 29% said they mostly agree; 14% completely disagree and 10% mostly disagree.
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Religion in schools