The solution is much simpler, he said. We've allowed prayer and Bibles to be removed from schools, and that's not constitutional. When I was in school, we were allowed to take guns and Bibles to school. We had the Ten Commandments on the walls, and there were no shootings. It was a point with which Cawston agreed.
Students can encourage other students until the roadblocks are removed.
Many of the young people in attendance said they were touched by Scott's words. I wish that we had more people like Rachel. Some parents agreed. He should be in the schools, the churches, the government. We need to talk about God's mission and purpose.