No

• 1 of 18

  by Angela S. Young

  Created on: September 19, 2007   Last Updated: September 20, 2007

  According to Allie Martin, a writer for the American Family News Network at OneNewsNow.com, the Federal

• 2 of 18

  by Katherine Johnson

  Created on: September 21, 2007   Last Updated: March 19, 2010

  The whole thought of banning books, whether they are religious or not is ridiculous, everyone should

• 3 of 18

  by Jeremy Jameson

  Created on: March 15, 2008

  Prisoners give up some of their rights when they commit crimes which land them in prison, but the freedom

• 4 of 18

  by Paul Schingle

  Created on: January 01, 2009

  I want to begin the dialogue by saying that I do, in fact, believe in the separation of church and state.

• 5 of 18

  by Malaya

  Created on: September 21, 2007   Last Updated: May 07, 2011

  Should Federal prisons keep or ban religious books from library jails? I would have to say 'No' to that

• 6 of 18

  by G E Barr

  Created on: December 06, 2008

  READ IT AND WEEP

  God is a spirit. He is not a prison guard or a Special Agent. He does not drive a Highway

• 7 of 18

  by G. Schettino

  Created on: November 11, 2007   Last Updated: April 13, 2012

  Separation of Church from Government?

  I'm trying to reason out the purpose of this as a debate topic.

• 8 of 18

  by Ronald Gibson

  Created on: September 21, 2007   Last Updated: December 03, 2007

  Why don't we just ban prison libraries altogether? Why should prisoners have a right to reading material

• 9 of 18

  by American Citizen

  Created on: March 04, 2009

  There are specific rights of people that Congress is expressly forbidden from infringing upon. Amendment

• 10 of 18

  by Carly Kade

  Created on: September 22, 2007   Last Updated: February 13, 2011

  Between the crusades, many European wars, and even the discovery of America, it is clear that strong

• 11 of 18

  by Roger Knight

  Created on: November 10, 2007   Last Updated: November 18, 2007

  As Ronald Reagan once said,"here we go again!"
  The absolute resounding answer should be NO! Just when

• 12 of 18

  by Matthew Waters

  Created on: October 05, 2007

  Over the years, we have seen more and more restrictions placed on religion in public places. I can't

• 13 of 18

  by Callista Meyer

  Created on: September 22, 2007

  Why would we refuse religious beliefs to our inmates? Sure they committed a crime which is a bad thing

• 14 of 18

  by Norman Weibel

  Created on: September 20, 2007

  If, indeed, our prisons are there in order to prepare prisoners to return to society, they should accurately

• 15 of 18

  by Lucinda Jefferson

  Created on: September 22, 2007

  The Constitution says we have certain freedoms that government offices,officials, nor it's employees

• 16 of 18

  by Jonte Rhodes

  Created on: September 22, 2007

  In my opinion there is no good reason why religious books should be banned from any prison library.

• 17 of 18

  by Michelle Lea

  Created on: March 18, 2009

  I know someone in Federal prison and through letters I am under the understanding that he's learned

• 18 of 18

  by Gloria Edmonson Nelson

  Created on: September 22, 2007

  Prisoners need to be able to read religious books of the choice; however, no one should be forced; but