Dabo Swinney, Clemson need to use common sense following religion-related complaint

You spend anytime around the 44-year-old [Clemson Coach] and you are going to hear about Jesus, Scripture, and the power of it all. It isn’t necessarily, or at least not always, done to proselytize. It’s part of how he talks, how he lives. Faith, Family, Football ”“ that’s about it with him.

There is no delineation.

For the people at the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a non-profit out of Madison, Wis., there needs to be or he shouldn’t have his job.

In what is, if nothing else, an absolutely fascinating subject, the FFRF sent a letter of complaint to Clemson this week about “several serious constitutional concerns” over how “Christian worship seems interwoven into the Clemson football program.”

Read it all.

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One comment on “Dabo Swinney, Clemson need to use common sense following religion-related complaint

  1. dwstroudmd+ says:

    Interfering, meddlesome, and mis-directed complainant with no standing, and probably jealous, too, but I only say that as a two-degree graduate of Clemson, so I could be prejudiced.