Why Do I See School Prayer As A Moral Issue?

1. A. The colonists were fighting for a democracy. B. The ultimate main reason for the colonist opposition which t caused them to start rebelling against their “mother England” was the taxation issue. The colonies did not believe England had the legal power to tax them and did not want to be taxed without representation anymore. This was one of the main causes of the Revolutionary War.
C. The colonists were justified in their desire to rebel because they were already large and established with a mass growing set of colonies that had enough population and experience to become their own country. They indeed deserved to have much more control over their own government because they were not in England. It was wrong of the British to deny them,
If I had been there I would have sided with the radicals because the radicals conveyed change and freedom. The Radicals of the early revolutionary era were the Americans that were so outraged with British rule that they opposed every aspect of the government as well as its whole basis of control toward the Americans, and I believe that having that much passion for something is admirable.
2. A. I see school prayer as a moral issue because although it does state in the constitution the separation of church and state, I believe that this issue is just a conflict between religious people and liberal people that don’t believe in religion. I think it is morally wrong to force someone into a religion but I don’t see how prayer does that, if you don’t believe then don’t do the prayer and that is all.
B. It is not proper for one religion to impose its morality and doctrine on another if and when they are doing it out of legal bounds, besides that I believe it is acceptable to say what you
The Declaration of Independence begins by stating general ideas about government. It talks about the government in general and how to make one work in harmony. It then states that nations have the right to be independent and self-ruling and the government is created by people for the purpose of serving their needs, as well as creating social order. It clearly says that the government is there for the people and to help them, and when a government fails to meet the people’s needs, the people have the right to make changes as might be necessary or even to abolish a government altogether and create a new one from scratch. It then contains a list of abuses the colonists had suffered at the hands of King George III, in which they explain why they wanted independence. While The Constitution is a set of laws and rules and guarantees things such as freedoms to the people of the United States. The constitution states outlines of the limits of government and what they consist of. Although they are different, I don’t believe that The Constitution is an “extremely conservative