God in School

Actually, you're quite mistaken. Read the first ammendment to your own constitution. Freedom of religion also means freedom FROM religion. There is no logical reason for 100 per cent of the population to conform to the religion of one that isn't 100 per cent populated. In other words, since it's a public school and the entire school is not christian, then the entire school shouldn't be forced to worship your god. There is nothing prohibiting students who believe from saying a silent prayer if they choose to, or saying a prayer in the mornings before they go to school. And if it is THAT important that your child pray while at school, register them in a catholic school. Problem solved. I don't think I'm even going to bother with the ignorant statement about there being no morals without God. It implies that you don't know your own religious history, since there has been more violence perpetrated by christianity than for any other cause throughout history. Morals are subjective, and are not based on your religion.

I think that if kids in school want to be able to pray let them pray. Not like going to pray if you just feel like praying but if they are having a tough time or are feeling a little bit distracted by something they should be able to just go somewhere and chill out for a quick minute. Maybe then kids will have less things on their minds and they will be able t focus mor on school work.

God in school should be allowed, just not preached to every person. Every person should maybe have free time to visit and meet with others that have the same beliefs, so they can pray together and talk about their religion. I think this would help solve a lot of problems, and children would not be as scared to live their lives in a good way, as to be scared of peer pressure.