This happens every couple of years, and I think it might be because the Texas Legislature is about to return into session.
What's the old saying?
" No Texan's life, liberty , or property is safe when the legislature is in session"
So, I see people putting messages on Facebook saying....
" We need prayer in school." ( I am assuming organized prayer here)
Okay, to which god?
Yours?
Or one of the dozens of other gods worshiped in the state?
I have a niece who attended a high school in the Houston area that had a predominance of people worshiping Asiatic type faiths.....Hinduism being the major one.
Or perhaps you would like a Satanist give the opening prayer in the morning. ( Trust me, they are out there.)
What if they allowed me to do the prayer one morning and I did it in Latin? ( I can do it, all day every day....In the old days you could take Latin at the Baptist seminary in Ft. Worth....Again, I am a waste of theological education...)
Kids would be coming home claiming I was a Papist.( Some of my best friends and favorite relatives are Roman Catholic. I often think they will "make it" through the pearly gates before me.) Or that because I was speaking in Latin I might have been "summoning up demons."
What you going to do with the kids whose parents don't want them taught any religion? They are in every school in Texas.
Look, I often " hung-out" with kids who believed nothing. I seriously understand why Jesus hung with those folks. In many cases they are more honest.....And a lot more fun.
Organized prayer in school?
Pass.
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