Students in today’s society are very judgmental and look to impress others no matter what the cost. The result is a select few students, such as Harris and Klebold, who are subjected to ridicule because of their inability to conform to social conventions. These students go through life everyday dreading school because of the way they are treated by their fellow students. A student who goes through this treatment day in and day out can build very strong resentment towards their fellow students. Religion offers coping skills for this type of treatment, something from which Harris and Klebold could have benefited.

Allowing God back in classrooms will benefit students as well as the United States as a nation. Our country was established through the values stated in the Bible; therefore children should be raised on such values. Only within the last couple of decades has religion been fully removed from schools as well as challenged in other aspects of Americans’ everyday lives. This reinstatement of religion should not be an overall brain washing of children, but rather an opportunity for them to learn morals and values within their religious lives. Values instilled at an early age, such as respect for others and kindness to others could have altered Harris and Klebold’s perception of their fellow students and may have prevented their actions.

The role of religion in school is not to convert or influence the students to believe a certain belief system, rather to help guide them through the tr

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