be taken to the supreme court. I personally would not mind doing so but unfortunately I .
do not have the time, money, or patience. It would throw the routine of our schools off if .
I was to win the case. The holidays are better left untouched. .
I have heard many individuals claims that the reason for having a separation .
between church and state is due to making foreigners feel more comfortable. This type .
of ideology is unfortunately frequently observed by myself. I am as American as apple .
pie. I have light brown skin, black hair, dark brown eyes, a weird name, command the .
English language atleast eighty-percent more proficiently than the rest of the nation, and .
am as American as it gets. The only group which can claim to be more American than I .
am is the Native American group. As for the rest, we are all individuals who stem from .
every nation except the United States. Despite the fact that I am American, I would still .
feel uncomfortable if there was prayers in school. I can not be told that I feel this way .
due to the fact that I am a foreigner. The reason for me feeling the way I do is due the .
fact that I know that everyone in the room may not be comfortable. I personally have .
more faith in God than most supporters of school prayer. My entire life is only to live as .
much as I humanly can according to God's expectations. I would die without a second .
thought for my beliefs. The reason I feel uncomfortable is due to the fact that an atheist .
or Hindu individual sitting behind me would feel like they are outcasts during this period .
of prayer. Regardless of whether or not I consider their beliefs as ludicrous, they have the .
right to not be alienated in their own country. I may even believe that they will go to hell, .
but that does not give me the right to make their life hell on earth. The concept of the .
separation of church and state has its roots in persecution. It was founded by people .
