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—in the concurring opinion, we find this language used: "It must be conceded that any use of the schoolhouse which prevents it from being used for school purposes is clearly objectionable. In this case religious meetings were had occasionally, but whether to such an extent as to establish the character of the building as a place of worship may well be doubted. I do not …

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—holding that Sunday school or religious meetings in a country schoolhouse which meet so infrequently as to not exceed four times a year, and which do not interfere with school work, do not constitute using the schoolhouse as a “place of worship

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The legislature may authorize school districts, as agents of the state, to do anything not specifically prohibited by the constitution. NEBRASKA STATE ex rei.

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If the past general attitude of the courts toward the specific recreational facilities we have con- «* In State ex rel.

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—the occasional use of school for Sunday Schools did not convert it into a place of worship-mandamus not available to taxpayer who cannot show extent of his contribution to cost of Sunday meetings

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Indeed, one early Nebraska case hinged directly on this phrase, finding that a public schoolhouse could be used for occasional religious ceremonies because this did not convert it into a "" place of worship. ""

- in The Religion Provisions of the Nebraska Constitution: An Analysis and … and one similar citation

—the Nebraska supreme court held that the use of school buildings by religious groups on Sundays was permissible under the Nebraska Constitution.

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—note 1. "An incidental use of school house for the holding of religious meetings not interfering with school purposes is not, in any reasonable sense, inconsistent with its faithful application to the object of a gift or donation for school purposes, and such a use of the same is not an appropriation or payment from any public fund in aid of any church etc."

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