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So only Christians should be able to pray in class?
When did I say that? NOBODY SHOULD PRAY IN CLASS. Go to private school for prayer.
So only Christians should be able to pray in class?
I finally figured out whom Unintelligible reminds me of. It's those neanderthal-like aliens on Star Trek who kidnap La Forge and spend the rest of the episode saying "We're smart!" over and over again.
I finally figured out whom Unintelligible reminds me of. It's those neanderthal-like aliens on Star Trek who kidnap La Forge and spend the rest of the episode saying "We're smart!" over and over again.
It's Incorruptible and I am one of the few members here who supports and defends the US Constitution.
When did I say that? NOBODY SHOULD PRAY IN CLASS. Go to private school for prayer.
Then shouldn't they go to private school to celebrate religious holidays as well? I don't get your double standard here.
I wasn't talking about Christmas though. Christmas is different. I know many minorities who aren't Christians and they celebrate Christmas. I was referring to Muslim students wanting to pray in class are free to go to private school.
So Christians are free to pray in class? Or should they go to private school to? So celebrating religious holidays is OK in school but practicing one's faith is not ok? BTW when I say "in class" I don't mean during instruction time.
Nobody should pray in class. Do it before or after school. To most people Christmas isn't even a religious holiday and I just stated many minorities celebrate Christmas.
What minorities celebrate Christmas?
I know Hindus and Sikhs who celebrate Christmas.
But lets be honest, the same people who want christmas forced into the school system are the same people who want sex ed removed and evolution banned...
I know Hindus and Sikhs who celebrate Christmas.
While I'm neither from Texas nor a lawyer, I'm going to guess that schools are using generic terms like "Seasons Greetings" and "Holiday Tree" for reasons of inclusiveness, not fear of a lawsuit.
And if your true intent is to free teachers and schools about backlash from parents and communities (or even lawsuits), then pass a law that allows mention and/or celebrating the full range of holidays, not just Judeo-Christian ones. A teacher should be able to wish her students a Happy Diwali, Wikkan Feast of Mabon, Buddha's Nirvana Day, or anything else that might be relevant to them.
Maybe this 'war' on christianity is just bringing things back to the status quo?
They only do this to Christmas and not the other religions. You don't like Christians do you?
Founding fathers is the status quo. Separation, complete separation of church and state
NO they shouldn't pray in class.
It's Incorruptible and I am one of the few members here who supports and defends the US Constitution.