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rdean
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I think we have bigger problems to worry about in our schools.
Didn't really start having those problems until around the time they took prayer out of schools.
That's an idiotic thing to say.
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I think we have bigger problems to worry about in our schools.
Didn't really start having those problems until around the time they took prayer out of schools.
it ISNTplease explain this to me because it baffles my mind
I think we have bigger problems to worry about in our schools.
Didn't really start having those problems until around the time they took prayer out of schools.
That's an idiotic thing to say.
not as idiotic as most of the bullshit you spoutI think we have bigger problems to worry about in our schools.
Didn't really start having those problems until around the time they took prayer out of schools.
That's an idiotic thing to say.
Children have a limited amount of time a day attending school.
During that time, they need to be learning and studying so they will be prepared for what the world offers them.
Teaching mysticism and the occult is a disgraceful waste of tax payers money.
Can it be put in terms more simple than that?
Really?
Does prayer have the power to heal? Scientists have some surprising answers.
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not as idiotic as most of the bullshit you spoutDidn't really start having those problems until around the time they took prayer out of schools.
That's an idiotic thing to say.
Didn't really start having those problems until around the time they took prayer out of schools.
That's an idiotic thing to say.
How old are you?
please explain this to me because it baffles my mind
majority's emphasis on the Establishment Clause's taking precedence over the Free Exercise Clause. For Stewart, the key factor was whether the states in the case had actually coerced students into praying or Bible reading. He did not think so.
Children have a limited amount of time a day attending school.
During that time, they need to be learning and studying so they will be prepared for what the world offers them.
Teaching mysticism and the occult is a disgraceful waste of tax payers money.
Can it be put in terms more simple than that?
Really?
Does prayer have the power to heal? Scientists have some surprising answers.
Information on the power of prayer on MedicineNet.com
It drives me crazy when people post these "sources".
Quote from the articles: "as separate studies conducted at Duke, Dartmouth, and Yale universities show. Some statistics from these studies".
So I go and look and look and I can't find a mention of these "studies" anywhere else except this article. Shit.
That's an idiotic thing to say.
How old are you?
Old enough to know bullshit when I hear it.
How old are you?
Old enough to know bullshit when I hear it.
OK Rdean whatr was the worse thing that was recorded to happen back before they took prayer out of school?
When did Kids strart bringing guns to school?
When did kids stop showing respect to those in authority?
only in your delusions do you actually "back them up"not as idiotic as most of the bullshit you spoutThat's an idiotic thing to say.
At least I back my, ahem, "Bullshit" with data, facts and statistics. All you do is call names and squeal like a "stuck pig".
please explain this to me because it baffles my mind
I would like to know how adding time to the school day so that extra breaks can be given so Muslim children can pray is not a violation of Church and State when the argument has always been that even adding a MINUTE of silence was Unconstitutional?
For christssakes people....I'm so fucking glad I answer the question in the OP so that poking of a freakin' board moron can take precedence to the interesting debateable point:
Were the states coercing students into praying or Bible reading?
please explain this to me because it baffles my mind
I would like to know how adding time to the school day so that extra breaks can be given so Muslim children can pray is not a violation of Church and State when the argument has always been that even adding a MINUTE of silence was Unconstitutional?
WELL? I am waiting.
For christssakes people....I'm so fucking glad I answer the question in the OP so that poking of a freakin' board moron can take precedence to the interesting debateable point:
Were the states coercing students into praying or Bible reading?
I think the point has been made public schools are not forcing children to pray. Now can we get back to the poking please?
please explain this to me because it baffles my mind
not as idiotic as most of the bullshit you spoutThat's an idiotic thing to say.
At least I back my, ahem, "Bullshit" with data, facts and statistics. All you do is call names and squeal like a "stuck pig".