THE NEW SCHOOL PRAYER
> > > > This was written by a teen in Bagdad, > >
Arizona. > > > > This is incredible!!!!!!!!!!! > >
> > Now I sit me down in school > > > > Where
praying is against the rule > > > > For this great nation
under God > > > > Finds mention of Him very odd. >
> > > If Scripture now the class recites, > > >
> It violates the Bill of Rights. > > > > And anytime my
head I bow > > > > Becomes a Federal matter now. >
> > > Our hair can be purple, orange or > > green,
> > > > That's no offense; it's a freedom > >
scene. > > > > The law is specific, the law is > >
precise. > > > > Prayers spoken aloud are a serious >
> vice. > > > > For praying in a public hall >
> > > Might offend someone with no faith at > > all.
> > > > In silence alone we must > > meditate,
> > > > God's name is prohibited by the > > state.
> > > > We're allowed to cuss and dress like > >
freaks, > > > > And pierce our noses, tongues and >
> cheeks. > > > > They've outlawed guns, but FIRST the
> > Bible. > > > > To quote the Good Book makes me
liable. > > > > We can elect a pregnant Senior Queen,
> > > > And the 'unwed daddy,' our Senior > >
King. > > > > It's "inappropriate" to teach right >
> from wrong, > > > > We're taught that such "judgments"
do not > > belong. > > > > We can get our condoms
and birth > > controls, > > > > Study witchcraft,
vampires and totem > > poles. > > > > But the Ten
Commandments are not > > allowed, > > > > No word
of God must reach this > > crowd. > > > > >
> It's scary here I must > > confess, > > > >
When chaos reigns the school's a > > mess. > > > >
So, Lord, this silent plea I > > make: > > > >
Should I be shot; My soul please > > take! > > > >
> > Amen > > > > > > If you aren't
ashamed to do this, please pass > > this on. > > >
> Jesus said, " if you are ashamed of me," I will be > > ashamed of
you before my Father." > > > > Not ashamed. Passing this on
> >