National Prayer Day has been ruled unconstitutional, and Dan Baker – the cofounder for the Freedom of Religion Foundation – defends the ruling.
While I am not particularly religious myself, I found myself a little on the fence about this issue when I first started watching this video.
However, Barker makes a valid point: Do people really need the government to hold their hand to be able to pray?
I think it would be best if religion and government just stayed away from each other, but that seems to be harder and harder to do.
This is a good step in the right direction to start separating things.
