1948: Supreme court used the "Separation of Church and State" argument to outlaw a time for school prayer.
1962: Supreme Court again declared that prayer in school was unconstitutional.
1963: stopped schools from allowing Bible reading in classes.
1980: Supreme Court declared that posting the Ten Commandments in a school classroom violated the Constitution of the United States
There are rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution that allow students to pray, form a Bible study and bring a Bible to school, HOWEVER, they are not always granted by schools.
Each day's session of the Supreme Court starts with the invocation: "God save the United States and this Honorable Court."
Our children and schools need the same. Allow prayer, the Ten Commandments and God back into our schools.
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