No

• 1 of 31

  by Ken Bradford

  Created on: October 10, 2008

  To ban religion from all public places would be an impossible task, because everywhere we look we are

• 2 of 31

  by Bryan Jennings

  Created on: February 01, 2008

  The Separation of Church and state is an important concept in American Democracy, yet that does not

• 3 of 31

  by C. Buckett

  Created on: December 06, 2007

  The term "Separation of Church and State" is nowhere mentioned in the Constitution. If you don't believe

• 4 of 31

  by Elizabeth Wordsmith

  Created on: March 27, 2008   Last Updated: March 30, 2012

  Should religion be banned from all public places? What religion are we talking about here? And which

• 5 of 31

  by PN Schiavone

  Created on: October 15, 2008

  Religion should not be banned from any public places. The framers of our constitution never intended

• 6 of 31

  by Melissa Crossley

  Created on: December 01, 2007

  I was raised as a Mormon (and no, I have no horns, nor did I sacrifice my first born) and I remember

• 7 of 31

  by Rhonda Coyle

  Created on: October 02, 2009   Last Updated: October 05, 2009

  "I may not agree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it."

  ~ Voltaire~

• 8 of 31

  by Todd Pheifer

  Created on: December 02, 2007

  We have two problems with this issue, both revolving around definitions. In order to accurately address

• 9 of 31

  by Darren Meade

  Created on: July 02, 2009   Last Updated: July 06, 2009

  Minimal understanding and recognition is given to the fact that the Constitution, the Declaration of

• 10 of 31

  by Rayne Britt

  Created on: October 22, 2008

  The idea of banning religion from public areas is ludicrous! The first amendment grants us freedom OF

• 11 of 31

  by Zach Bigalke

  Created on: December 03, 2007

  The United States Constitution protects the freedom of religion and the separation of church and state.

• 12 of 31

  by KCWriteWinger

  Created on: December 22, 2009   Last Updated: December 23, 2009

  Religion and the free practice thereof, are guaranteed civil rights defined by our founders in our founding

• 13 of 31

  by Ranjit J Perera

  Created on: December 26, 2007

  Ban religion from public places? No, not at all. Public places are public because they are populated

• 14 of 31

  by Lethargio

  Created on: December 01, 2007

  No. In democracies like our own we have the right to freedom of speech and freedom to worship and so

• 15 of 31

  by Jason Reeves

  Created on: July 02, 2009

  First off it was the quest for religious freedom which allowed us to attain public places. It was the

• 16 of 31

  by Kevin Southard

  Created on: September 02, 2008   Last Updated: September 04, 2008

  I don't believe that religion should be banned in public places. That being said, I want to also state

• 17 of 31

  by Stanley W. Shura

  Created on: December 04, 2007   Last Updated: November 28, 2008

  Should religion be banned from all public places? No! Well, maybe. Um..wait - yes? Dear me, I cannot

• 18 of 31

  by Paul Bovis

  Created on: December 26, 2007

  Should religion be banned from all public places?

  The implications at the thought of this are mind blowing.

• 19 of 31

  by Carrington M. Nye

  Created on: June 13, 2008

  What would banning religion in all public places do to those retail stores that special in religion?

• 20 of 31

  by Jude Coyle

  Created on: October 15, 2011   Last Updated: October 23, 2011

  I find myself in an odd position here, answering 'no' to this question. I wholeheartedly believe in