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I think no one can stop you from praying anywhere you chose.
Prayer is "spiritual" -- intimate, personal, private and one-on-one between you and God. It's essentially virtually undetectable, unless a person chooses to make a public spectacle of it.
"...when thou prayest, thou shalt not be as the hypocrites are: for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and in the corners of the streets, THAT THEY MAY BE SEEN OF OTHER MEN. Verily I say unto you, THEY HAVE THEIR REWARD." (Matt.6:5)
For government institutions [like public schools] to try to spotlight prayer as a "group activity" in a nation that recognizes thousands of diverse gods like trees, cows, men and any other of creation's inhabitants... the question becomes: "Which god do we pray to, today?" And that can be disconcerting and offensive to many.
Group-orchestrated prayer in school is a mockery of prayer... and so much vanity.
Personal and private inward prayer in school, at home, walking down the street, or anywhere else one may be, is no one's business but the one praying... and no one else needs to even be aware that it's going on.
"Pray without ceasing." (I Thess.5:17)
No. Not in public school at least.
Private prayer in school is allowed under the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Institutional prayer is forbidden under the same amendment--freedom of religion is to be respected, and there should be no governmental establishment of religion.
The First Amendment Establishment Clause has been used to ban organized prayer in public schools.
No. My opinion is that prayer should not be part of our schools. I raised 5 children through the public school system and I believe religion should be kept in the church or in the privacy of your home.
The government of the United States is broken into three branches. The one that would propose and pass an Amendment on school prayer is the legislative branch or Congress.
It means that the school is a Christian school, and that prayer is part of the curriculum of the school. In point of fact it is the most important of all the teachings of the school. Whatever else you learn in school it will not get you to heaven, prayer on the other hand will certainly help you along the way.
No. Not in public school at least.
Organized prayer in public school violates the First Amendment Establishment Clause.
Prayer isn't allowed in schools.
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yes liberals are against prayer in school and conservatives are for it
School Prayer A Community at War - 1999 TV was released on: USA: July 1999
Schools can accommodate Muslim students' prayer needs during school hours by providing a designated prayer space, allowing for flexible scheduling of prayer times, and respecting the religious practices and beliefs of these students.
Private prayer in school is allowed under the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Institutional prayer is forbidden under the same amendment--freedom of religion is to be respected, and there should be no governmental establishment of religion.
the First Amendment
Yes. Anyone in the world (Jewish or not) can engage in silent prayer anywhere. Public prayer is limited by school rules and local law.