Prayer in Public Schools and a curriculum for teaching parayer and religion

There is so much violence and negative connotation in schools. Students have no fear of God or morals in many schools. Many students do not know what the Bible is and how God wants us to live.

Every since 1963 when prayer and religion were taken away from public schools, students have had little understanding of how to be positive role models. We must promote positive characteristics that will help students honor God. For example, Train up a child in the way he should go ( Proverbs 22:6) We must use prayer to acknowledge God who will lead and guide us to become honorable citizens in a corrupt world.

As students move from infants to adults, it is necessary to share information related to being God-fearing children will promote positive morality which may decrease murder and immoral behavior. Schools are being shot up. People are dying in gun fights. There is no honor for human life. Therefore, students must learn to honor and respect life using what was used many years ago to promote a positive curriculum, which was the Bible. For example, "Let no one despise you for your youth, but set the believers an example in speech, in conduct, in love in faith, in purity.

It is our responsibility to nurture our children to ensure that they become moral and abiding citizens. Prayer and the Bible help children to know and understand how to become effective and productive citizens who hear God. Knowing God and understanding his will for their lives will teach them to follow and understand their purpose in our world where Satan is using them to promote negative behavior.

Our entire country including our leaders should be role models who fear God. Leaders must promote the fear of God for a world that fears and has reverence for the life that includes the Bible. In 1949 Bible reading was a part of the school routine. The ten commandments were posted in schools and students were expected to learn what those commandments meant. If those commandments were still in school, multiple lives would have been saved. However, the fall of the Bible in school has changed our world drastically.

Although there are multiple religions in our world, expectations for following the precepts of various religions should be discussed and developed into a curriculum that will promote a positive connotation for all.