Sad, but true.

[stephen]

Just a little email I got from my wife today.

A dog had followed his owner to school. His owner was a
fourth grader at a public elementary school. However,
when the bell rang, the dog sidled inside the building and
made it all the way to the child's classroom before a
teacher noticed and shoo'ed him outside, closing the door behind him. The dog sat down, whimpered and stared at the closed doors. Then God appeared beside the dog, patted his head, and said, "Don't feel bad fella'....


they won't let ME in either."

[seagullplayer]

Your right, sad but true. :cry:

[MrMike]

And people wonder why this country is in the moral position it's in. I think that it's because God is not allowed in school but condoms are.

[bvmjethead]

Ultimately, Christians are responsible for God not being allowed in the public school system.

Think about what I'm saying before you flame me.

[seagullplayer]

The real problem is not that God is not allowed in Public Schools, the real problem is that He is not in our homes.
Prayer starts at home. If we don't pray with our kids at home how can we ask a teacher to? If we don't teach the Bible at home, how can we expect a teacher to? I'm not talking about Sunday School class, I'm saying at home.

My Mother-in-law has a bumber sticker on here car:

"As long as there are tests, there with be prayer in schools" :-)