Should we bring the Bible and prayer back into public school ? Why or why not?

Answer 1

Christian parents must teach their children to pray before eating school lunch, snack, etc as well as when they are at home. There is often a period in which children can read whatever they want. They should bring a Bible.

It is not the public school system's job to teach them the Bible and prayer. The teaching of Jesus to children must come from home primarily. Also, if parents send their children to religious meetings instead of teaching and setting the example for them at home, they are not living up to the responsibility that God placed on them.


Deuteronomy 6:5-7
You must love Jehovah your God with all your heart and all your soul and all your strength. 6 These words that I am commanding you today must be on your heart, 7 and you must inculcate them in your sons and speak of them when you sit in your house and when you walk on the road and when you lie down and when you get up.

Proverbs 22:6
6 Train a boy in the way he should go;
Even when he grows old he will not depart from it.

Ephesians 6:4
4 And fathers, do not be irritating your children, but go on bringing them up in the discipline and admonition of Jehovah.

Answer 2

no bring Hinduism into public school it's good and true and you won't go to Hell because chrisitans muslims and jews go to hell and their religions are wrong and false.

Answer 3

NO... why start spreading rumors again from a book full of make believe and fantasies which we and any real thinking person is full of straight out LIES that some try to cover with the use of the words GODS MIRACLES.... Do you truly believe that ALL THE PEOPLE ON THE EARTH SPRANG UP FOR !) PEOPLE ON A BOAT.... AND ALL THE ANIMALS IN THE WORLD CAME FROM PARIS ON A BOAT after everything else and all other people were drowned... HOW DID THEY GET FROM COUNTRY TO COUNTRY... WALK ON WATER....

Answer 4

Actually, I'm 75 y/o, went to public schools, and neither the Bible nor prayer was ever in public schools to any extent. Children were allowed to pray individfual, silent Grace before meals and the 10 Commandmednts were on the wall but neither the Bible nor religion was ever taught in schools.

Answer 5

Buddhist prayers? Sure.
Christian/Judaic/Islamic prayers? No.

Answer 6

NO.
Because doing so would infringe upon the religious rights of others. Everybody does not practice the same religion or share the same beliefs, and to PUSH one form of worship on someone is not acceptable.
Each parent has the responsibility to teach their child/ren as the see fit, it's not for the government to interfere.

Answer 7

Occultism does not belong in schools

Answer 8

What do you mean "back"? In the Chicago public schools there was never any prayer. And if you want to bring one religion into the schools, you'll have to bring them all.

Answer 9

If you consider Christians parents and their churches and temples a complete failure to teach their members about the Bible and prayer and they need public school for that, you won't mind if other religions try to make the same... Do you?

Our Constitution mentions no god(s), and references religion only twice: in Article VI and in the First Amendment. For our governing document, those revolutionary Americans deliberately created a godless Constitution. Its opening "We the People," expands upon the declaration's heretical (at that time) assertion that "governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed."

Answer 10

That never was in public schools. It was taught though, that this country was founded on Christian morals and the pledge to the flag included 'under God'. That now has been banned.
Look and you see the decay in society for that, like indoctrination to atheism and socialism.