Public Schools Aren't Broken. Destroying Children is what they were designed to do.
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Glassjester, abortion rates have been steadily DECLINING in America, and you can google this fact yourself .
And it's a fact that before Roe v Wade, abortion rates were just as high as they were after . The only thing that changed was the legality and safeness of abortion. Roe was;t the beginning of abortion in America. It was the end of women dying from abortion .
And it's a fact that before Roe v Wade, abortion rates were just as high as they were after . The only thing that changed was the legality and safeness of abortion. Roe was;t the beginning of abortion in America. It was the end of women dying from abortion .
Red herring.
Do you actually read peoples' postings on here, or do you just search for key words so that you can just start spouting liberal propaganda?
Reading comprehension. It's a thing. Just saying.
Killing unborn babies should never be *safe*.
This Charming Manc
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whose version of Christianity do you want them to teach?
The catholics?
Mine?
Yours?
Benny Hinns?
this is where the issues comes with the state teaching religion, is that they cant please everyone and they don't tend to do it very well.
The catholics?
Mine?
Yours?
Benny Hinns?
this is where the issues comes with the state teaching religion, is that they cant please everyone and they don't tend to do it very well.
just teach the history of religion
This is a good point.
HisServant
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Its also a waste of time and should be left to their families. Our kids sure kniw about sex, social justice, tolerance and all. But cannot name our President, vice president, dont know the three branches of government and cannot read. I went through that nonsense, so did my kids.
Quetzal
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To be fair, I would prefer to exclude all religions, period (from the perspective of the government).
Quetzal
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I think that is a bit of a stretch, but I will subscribe to the idea that what I like to call "general knowledge" (Who your Senator is, how many members are in the House of Reps, etc) is lacking for sure.
When public prayer was allowed in schools it was not a "version of someone's Christianity". When children bowed their heads they prayed to God, the same God that is mentioned in the Pledge of Allegiance (which you secular humanists want to get rid of as well).
For those parents that wanted a more specific religious orientated education for their children, they sent them to parochial schools or whichever domination their church was that had private schools.
BTW: As I told Mr. Fly, "your" version of religion is currently being taught in public schools: secular humanism.
Jose Fly
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Jose Fly
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In some cases when they do just that, fundamentalist Christians get in an uproar when their kids are taught about Islam.
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Originally Posted by aCultureWarrior
Except that wasn't our Founding Fathers original intent. But if we get to talking about the Founding Fathers you and your fellow secular humanists will start using words like "deists" and "slave owners", i.e. displaying your ignorance our of nation's Christian forefathers.
I'll gladly debate you anytime on the original intent of our Founding Fathers Mr. Fly. You can bring a representative from the American Civil Liberties Union along for backup if you wish.
Yet another secular humanist that knows his limitations.
Quote: Originally posted by aCultureWarrior
The point is that your supposed "separation of church and state" isn't being strictly enforced as you claim it should be.
Nice try Mr. Fly, but public schools aren't "the workplace" for children.
Originally Posted by aCultureWarrior
Except that wasn't our Founding Fathers original intent. But if we get to talking about the Founding Fathers you and your fellow secular humanists will start using words like "deists" and "slave owners", i.e. displaying your ignorance our of nation's Christian forefathers.
I'll gladly debate you anytime on the original intent of our Founding Fathers Mr. Fly. You can bring a representative from the American Civil Liberties Union along for backup if you wish.
Yet another secular humanist that knows his limitations.
Quote: Originally posted by aCultureWarrior
The point is that your supposed "separation of church and state" isn't being strictly enforced as you claim it should be.
Nice try Mr. Fly, but public schools aren't "the workplace" for children.
Jose Fly
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Reasonable accommodation applies to students at public schools as well. That's why when Muslim students requested they be able to pray at their prescribed times, the schools allowed them to use rooms that were otherwise empty at those times. And in the cases I've read about, the school officials made it clear that should any other religious group make a similar request, they would accommodate them as well.
So when openly lesbian teacher Butch van Bull Dyke is teaching her class the finer points of the LGBTQueer lifestyle and agenda, a group of Christian students can go to a vacant classroom and start an hour long prayer session?
Many of the Founding Fathers were not Christians but deists - in an age where the Church was closely aligned with the State why is there no mention of religion in the Constitution?
Once again "a CultureWarrior" is inventing his own "self-serving" myths - this time about American education!
One of the strengths of America has been its access to a public education system whereby every citizen has an opportunity to be literate, and come to their own conclusions, rather than have the facts filtered by the religious establishment.
