ps believe that schools center on multiculturalism,
             the absence of prayer, and sex-ed (Koerner 54). Barry Lynn, the executive director of
             Americans United for Separation of Church and State argues, "It's [Exodus 2000] based
             on this premise that public schools are pure evil, and they are spiritually raping your
             children...it's crazy!" (54).
             Most Christian parents that support school prayer view that not only does it
             [prayer] help make the transition into learning smooth, and it also helps students to
             resolve personal issues. Prayers give students, no matter the religion, time every
             morning where they think about values and fa
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