Prayer In Public Schools :: Religion in Public Schools

Should a Catholic school be reimbursed by the introduce for school supplies?Should there be time nock aside in school for kids to pray? These are some ofthe many questions the U.S. Supreme philander asks themselves when they areconfronted with cases involving religion in school. Although there are some thinking(a) supporting arguments for prayer in school, the opposing arguments more than than justify the non- apparitional melodic line of public school. Supportingarguments for In School Prayer have inadequate validity. For instance one argumentis that the framers of the constitution were religious, so they didnt entail toprohibit all government sponsored prayer or acknowledgment of GOD. Thisis presume one way just to be in favor of the In School Prayer idea.Pro-Prayer activists also believe that it is VERY important for the communityschildren to have religious values instilled in them. I potently disagree with thisstatement solely because they are assuming that someone with out a religionhas lower or no values as compared to a religious person. Valid arguments onthis side of the issue are rare, still they do exist. One example is that in publicpolls, seventy-eight percent of the nations thinks prayer in public schools is agood idea. This logical at first, but the truth is many polls convey the notionthat self-imposed prayer before, after, and during school is forbidden. Anotherargument addresses the fact that religion is already everywhere anyway. It ison our currency, our leaders are sworn into office with eccentric to GOD,and our flag salute also contains religious statements. These are good points toaddress, however, I believe they are wrong as well. Two wrongs dont makea right. Opposing arguments are a lot more convincing than the supportingpoints. First of all, students have the right to conduct religious practices onschool property, so there is no need to set aside specific time in the curriculum