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Originally Posted by pan6467
So if a community or state wishes to allow prayer by MAJORITY vote of it's citizens, those rights should not be denied nor disparaged.
Yet, you would deny the majority voters those rights based on nothing else but YOUR SPIRITUAL BELIEF or lack of... or whatever, however you wish to phrase it.
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I am sorry but this is just another argument in support of the so-called "tyranny of the majority". Just because a majority wants a thing doesn't mean that we should ignore the rights of a minority.
Religion does not belong in a public school. If you want prayer in your schools, start a private school. At best, lobby for a prayer room in your school so you can do it outside of the curriculum.