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Why is God not allowed in public schools and are there certain rights you have in school?
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∙ 12y ago
AWESOME QUESTION MAN (or girl)! God is not allowed in public schools because He might "offend" some kids or parents of kids that go to public schools. Children are not allowed to pray to God. However, I bet if you ask a local public school if their students are allowed to pray to Allah (not the same as the Christian God). There are certain rights you have in school, and that is you can have any religion, but you can't witness to other people. You cannot pray in front of other children, and teachers cannot teach religion unless its on a historical point of view. Is this fair, or unfair? You decide.
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We actually studied this in school. The constitution of our country keeps school and church as separate as possible. there are multiple laws involved with the issue as well
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