Let’s suppose group-led prayer in public schools is okay. To whom or to what would the children pray? This is a country with many religious beliefs and many beliefs about religion. 5/20
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We have home-grown and imported Wiccans, of a wide variety of interpretations of the cosmos. 14/20
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Hypothetical: we expand committee 2 include everyone Ive listed. We might have a prayer to an amorphous, vague deity to whom children, in unison, would say, at start of each day: “Yay-rah god! Let’s have a good day!” 15/20
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Oops, I forgot. There also are agnostics and atheists. We would shorten the “prayer” by that point to: “Yay-rah! Let’s have a good day!” 16/20
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Ours is a secular govt. Benj Franklin, at 1787 Const’l Convention, proposed each session begin with prayer. His suggestion was voted down. Collier, Decision at Philadelphia, 1986 ed., p. 162; Stewart, The Summer of 1787, p. 103. 17/20
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U.S. Const. Art VI: “...no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States.” 18/20
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If religious training of children is important to people of specific beliefs, they can raise their kids in those beliefs. They simply should not force those beliefs on others. 19/20
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Fear can motivate ppl 2 many things, few of which R good Ppl around dt ramp up fear they will be discrimd against re their religious beliefs - not true. On the other hand, their beliefs play out in hatred and bigotry. For that we must get them out of power. 20/20
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