“I see no problem with optional prayer in schools. If you don’t want to pray then don’t, but that shouldn’t prevent people that would like to pray from doing so.”

however this had nothing to do with the article, nor is this the case anywhere in the US. No one is trying to ban prayer. There a hundreds of opportunity to pray everyday. Prays are personal anyways. The arguement here is that prayer should not be state or governent sponsored and if prayer is the tradition then maybe the state could sponsor a “moment of silence” then everyone can personally pray to thier personal god and those who don’t want to pray can quitely reflect on what they ate for dinner the night before”

Simple if you ask me, problem solved.