Anonymous wrote:I think public prayer is important, in the way wearing your team's jersey, or flying your country's flag is. You are making a public and conscious statement of your religious beliefs.

The fact that I think all religion is ridiculous and am embarrassed for you, should not dissuade you from proclaiming who you are. The fact that many think like me, but are willing to tolerate it because it makes you feel better should not discourage you.

Go for it! I like to know who you are!

Anonymous wrote:I pray outside the school where I teach because I am not permitted to pray inside.

Anonymous wrote:I think public prayer is important, in the way wearing your team's jersey, or flying your country's flag is. You are making a public and conscious statement of your religious beliefs.

The fact that I think all religion is ridiculous and am embarrassed for you, should not dissuade you from proclaiming who you are. The fact that many think like me, but are willing to tolerate it because it makes you feel better should not discourage you.

Go for it! I like to know who you are!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Especially for Christians?

When Jesus specifically told people NOT to pray in public?

I agree. Making a big display of your piety is pretty unChristian. It's fine with me if prayer leaves the schools.

Signed, a Christian

Anonymous wrote:Because we have the right of free exercise of our religion. Period.

Anonymous wrote:If people are asked about you , they should be able to identify you as a Christian . It should be the first thing they think of when describing who you are . If you cannot be easily convicted of being a Christian then you probably aren't one.