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Hello Carla,
I am glad that you did not stop them or say anything
to make them feel that had to choose.
I believe that to pray in public places if one desires
is part of our Freedom and no one can take this away.
I wonder where our 'Freedom' has gone and what
has happened that so many people are allowing this
to happen, haven't we got more 'back bone' than we
are presently showing and allowing this to happen to
our children.
I am more in fear of what God can do to me than a
bunch of atheists or the law, as in the OT with Shadrak,
Meishak and Abendigo (sorry about their spelling)
when King Nebakaneza was tricked into making a new
law that everyone bowed down to him and the three
were put into the fire because they would not bow down
to the King and an angel of the Lord kept them safe
from being burned alive.
There will come a time that we will have to stand up
very solidly in what we believe and face adversary from
our enemies, if we do not start now we will not have
the strength to do it when it is really needed from us.
Kind regards
Amanda
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