I'm furious!!!  I just got back from my son's highschool.  He just got in trouble for reading the bible in the library.  Yes...reading the bible.  Apparently it is not "appropiate reading material for a public school".  Now, a 15 year old boy does not usually read the bible, but we received this strange email the other day about the government trying to turn the United States into a "Northern Union" consisting of Canada, Mexico and the United States with an open border policy.  The email was also talking about "a one world currency."  It was very long and creepy.  Well, I made the comment that it was very much like what the "Book of Revelations" talked about in the Bible. 
So my son thought he'd read about it.  He took a small hand held bible and stuck it in his backpack and when he had time, he went to the library and started reading it.  Well I was called up to the school because he was agruing with the librarian, that he can read whatever he want to as long as it's not "nudey magazines". 
I HAVE HAD IT WITH ALL THIS CRAP!    People need to realize that this is the United States of America, a nation built on Christian principles.  If someone doesn't like it, TOUGH... Ignore it!!!  I have had it with giving up my rights as a Christian to accomodate the few that are not.  No one is telling you that you HAVE to listen or be a part of anything you don't want to do, but stop trying to dictate to me what I can and can't do in my own country!!!  
If I want to read the bible in a public school, I will read it! 
I am my 5th grade daughter's room mom, and at Christmas time, we were not able to have candy canes at her Christmas party because apparently there is a Christian story behind the candy cane.  Good Grief...I'm Christian, and I didn't know about the story.  If I want candy canes, I'll bring candy canes.  Don't eat them if you have a problem. 
I don't go to Afganistan and get all upset and cause problems because the women there wear headdresses, and my opinion is, that is demeaning for a woman to have to cover themselves up like that.  But then again, I don't understand their heritage, so I have no right to expect them to change. 
I don't go into a Native American Indian Reservation and tell them not to pray to their Great Spirit,  and tell them not to have their Sweats, because I do not understand what they are, and how meaningful they are to them.  It is their heritage.  There natural born right.
Just like being a Christian is my natural born right!  I don't have to stop calling it Christmas, or Easter, or bring candy canes to school, or letting my kids read the bible in a public school.  If someone has a problem with these things, it's THERE problem.  I am not a prejudice person.  I honor everyones race, religion,  and sexual preference.  I mind my own business and try never to judge other.  But my rights are being violated by taking my God out of everything I hold true.  It is a misjustice and I refuse to tolerate it an longer!