Supreme Court Lets Public Schools Coerce Students Into Practicing Christianity
I guess if you’re a “Christian” this is great news.
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TwiddlerofThumbs · F
Did it though?
If anything the kids who are against it need to stand up for themselves and their own beliefs. Just as the coach stood up for his. just because someone prays in front of me, or calls me their sister in christ at work, I don't feel coerced. They are trying to include me and show me something that is important to them. what is wrong with that?
And if it offends me? fine. I can be offended. children need to learn this.
If anything the kids who are against it need to stand up for themselves and their own beliefs. Just as the coach stood up for his. just because someone prays in front of me, or calls me their sister in christ at work, I don't feel coerced. They are trying to include me and show me something that is important to them. what is wrong with that?
And if it offends me? fine. I can be offended. children need to learn this.
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Fukfacewillie · 56-60, M
@TwiddlerofThumbs You get made fun of for not being a good Christian? How do they know? It seems humility is a Christian value.
TwiddlerofThumbs · F
@Fukfacewillie a good one? for just for reading a bible and believing God. Obviously only idiots believe in higher powers. ( tech nerds are difficult)
Northwest · M
@TwiddlerofThumbs
The reason why he was fired, is that he was disrupting school activities, by taking the field for his own religious practices.
So, it's not like some other group, say Muslim students can say: hey coach, move along, it's time for us to pray, and then the Jewish students, and then the Hindu students, and then the devil worshipers, and then the Scientologists, and then the Ramtha worshipers....
Did it though?
If anything the kids who are against it need to stand up for themselves and their own beliefs. Just as the coach stood up for his. just because someone prays in front of me, or calls me their sister in christ at work, I don't feel coerced. They are trying to include me and show me something that is important to them. what is wrong with that?
And if it offends me? fine. I can be offended. children need to learn this.
If anything the kids who are against it need to stand up for themselves and their own beliefs. Just as the coach stood up for his. just because someone prays in front of me, or calls me their sister in christ at work, I don't feel coerced. They are trying to include me and show me something that is important to them. what is wrong with that?
And if it offends me? fine. I can be offended. children need to learn this.
The reason why he was fired, is that he was disrupting school activities, by taking the field for his own religious practices.
So, it's not like some other group, say Muslim students can say: hey coach, move along, it's time for us to pray, and then the Jewish students, and then the Hindu students, and then the devil worshipers, and then the Scientologists, and then the Ramtha worshipers....