"the Devil is in the Details": A Continued Dissection of the Constitutionality of Faith-Based Prison Units‪.‬

To protect his privacy, I'll call him "Bob." Bob had reached what, for him, was a low point in his life. Diagnosed with a brain tumor and suffering from epilepsy, he was struggling to cope with the physical debilitation and the uncertainty that attend serious medical problems. To compound his troubles, he was facing daunting financial bills, and he had been denied a promised job promotion for which he had long worked. Then Bob attended the "Walk to Emmaus," a three-day spiritual retreat. Although Bob had been attending worship services at his church each week for years and led a small group from his church that met every other week, the "Walk to Emmaus" was a spiritual experience for him like none other. With its nonstop, God-centered focus, he was able to step back from his life's travails, see those travails from a new perspective, and gain the strength to endure and surmount the challenges he currently was confronting.