Nurse offering a prayer = suspension

[Ixion]

I would suggest that this nurse was, in a sense, failing to do so.

Granted. And I suspect that the nurse in question had a somewhat defective idea of the nature and purpose of prayer.

[zadok]

I'm stating that it's not an overreaction, because of the significant potential for offense. Do you have anything to offer against that statement beyond a repeat of your contradictory assertion, or do you not?

It's not hard to supposedly offend someone by ones words and actions (even if they are well meaning), but as Indi alluded to in his reply; should she be liable to lose her career over something like this!? Rediculous!

[MSTRS:Me]

Have a read of Blind Faith by Ben Elton. It postulates an extreme example of where the mindsets of both schools of thought (pray and be saved....pray and be sacked) could take us if allowed to run unchecked by the tolerant centre.
And if you think the scenario is ridiculous...have another think

[Slyer]

http://whywontgodhealamputees.com/
How come he only ever cures things that could have been cured by chance?
Good read that.