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What do you guys think about the concept of prayer in school? I personally have never had a problem with it as I think that if someone if going to get offended if it is not there prayer is silly. They can just ignore the prayer.
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Or just keep prayer in church-based (private) schools. That way it doesn't cause (potential) problems for others in public school settings.
Last edited by Skywatch_NC : 11-16-2007 at 09:46 PM. |
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Keep it out of public schools. I wouldn't care if there were Christian prayers in public schools, but I know thats because I'm Catholic, if there were Jewish or Islamic prayers, I'd be pissed...well, maybe not, I'd just ignore them, or say my own.
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My opinion is that there should be time set aside each day in silence for the student to pray quietly to whatever or whoever they want. If they don't believe in any God, then they can just have a moment of silent reflection, but they should at least by given time in silence to mentally offer up a prayer.
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Proverbs 12:16
16 A fool shows his annoyance at once, but a prudent man overlooks an insult. i believe that this pretty much sums up my thoughts on this subject. if you can't pass a group of students who are praying in school without getting angry or offended then you are probabaly not a very Prudent or wise person. |
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I agree with that statement; but the problem arises when a teacher, school principal, or someone in authority leads a captive student audience in a sectarian prayer which excludes those of other faiths as well as unbelievers.
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