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To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (553431)	3/5/2010 4:59:17 PM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (1) of 1576593

I favor the right to personal prayer anywhere. I don't really care much whether schools have formal official prayers at those events. Do you want religious symbols on display in public places? I want individuals to be able to display such if they wish. For example, if someone wants to put a Christmas or whatever display in a park, fine with me. If a judge wants to hang the Ten Commandments on his wall, thats okay too. If a teacher wants to wear a crucifix, thats okay. People have had problems doing those things though unfortunately. The important issue is religious expresssion (like prayer) or display of personal religious articles (crosses on a necklace or pictures on a wall) shouldn't be banned from public. Do you want Creationism (ID) taught in public schools? Creationism, no. As for ID, I don't have strong feelings about this but it would probably be good to teach that the ID hypothesis exists and that atheism is not a scientific finding. We have a century's worth of experience that shows it doesn't matter what they teach.

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