School prayer would result in many shared benefits. The public school system is, unfortunately, crumbling as proven by the rise in school shootings, increasing drug use, alcoholism, etc. School prayer can help fight these issues.
School prayer should allow religious students a chance to observe their religious views during the school day. All the disagreement over publicly sponsored prayer in public schools didn’t just start in 1962. It began a little more than one hundred years earlier, back in the 1830s when the Supreme Court first ruled that such performances went against the Establishment Clause. It’s also been said that the constitution authorizes just about most private religious activity in and about the public schools, maybe for safety reasons.
A lot of Students may be taught about religion, but public schools may not teach religion. Confident people do not feel the need to include prayers in daily school activities. They think it’s only right to train the students only academically and not get involved in the religious aspect of their minds. Those in disfavor of prayers in school feel that school is only an educational institute.
I believe fundamentalist religions would not support something if they didn’t know a little something about it. If they already knew something about it, they’ll take advantage of it. Some people of different religions, for instance, think it's right to sacrifice their lives for what they believe in. For both instances, the prayer in schools and the intelligent design case, are somewhat similar. Both wanted to bring in religionGod into the schools but with different backgrounds and approaches to the issues.
Science defines evolution as the change in the characteristics of a species over several generations and relies on the process of natural selection. Back in the 1990s, intelligent design began to attract notice all around the world. Some school boards on their own initiative added it to the program. Many scientists and religious authors were said to write expressively about their amazement and wonder at the history of the universe and of life on this planet, enlightening that they see no disagreement between the evidence for evolution and belief in God.
Science and religion have different features of the human experience. Scientific explanations are focused on empirical tests by means of watching and experimenting. As well as they are subject to the possibility of alteration and elimination. The explanations are based on evidence drawn from observing the natural world and rely on natural processes to account for natural occurrences.
In religious faith, it does not depend on empirical tests and is not subject to the possibility of rejection based on real evidence. The purpose of the world and human life itself, as well as problems concerning moral and religious values, is very important to many people. People of faith are always curious whether accepting evolution is compatible with their religious beliefs. Science and religion have always been and will be foundational components shaping an increasingly global human society as a whole. Both science and religion have served to threaten and provide for the common human good.