There is a great deal of religious diversity these days in the United States of America. Yet religion, in many ways, has become an almost subtle undertone in the daily lives of Americans with public prayer often taking a backseat to the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights. While the United States remains the most religiously diverse country across the world, how much of that diversity is actually allowed to be practiced and how much of it is sanctioned or completely shunned? It doesn't appear that very much public, sectarian prayer is tolerated nowadays especially within the realms of the national school board or behind the doors of school system across the country. So how much religious diversity do we really have in the United States of America?…
