Now all that are against prayers in school may come across questions like "Has God been expelled from our schools?" or even "Has the bible been excluded from school curriculum?" Well no, God nor the bible has not, but of course we have a reason for our thoughts of prayers in school and why they are unnecessary. It is just the simple fact that there are so many kids that have grown up to learn that their God is different from others and that is ok. With that being said why have them learn something they are not familiar with? Why force someone to be something they are not? Practice of religion on those who do not have same religion nor have no religion at all is considered harassment. Why sit there and pray to a God the others have a different mind set of? Why have them go back to their families and let them know what they had learned today and make that situation worse for not only the school but for the children you had pray to a God that is not in their …show more content…
But LaClair didn't want to complain to school officials before he had proof, so he secretly taped Paszkiewicz preaching. "If you reject his gift of salvation, then you know where you belong," Now because Matthew was recording, Paszkiewicz is heard saying on the tape. "He did everything in his power to make sure that you could go to heaven, so much so that he took your sins on his own body, suffered your pains for you, and he's saying, 'Please, accept me, believe.' If you reject that, you belong in hell." After the professor was done preaching to the class Matthew then went to the front office to show the admen how he stopped his class to preach the christianity prayer to the students knowing there are not all of the same religion. The same day the admen had went up to the teacher to let him know how his preaching had nothing to do with the subject he teaches. Even though they let it slide, it could have been brought to the court and that teacher could have gotten in trouble, because he violated the freedom of