The one that kind of Christian in name only really serve.There are many ways to God.
Those who deny this only to turn people away from God.
Who is actually served by this action?
Humans are fundamentally evil.What the hell is wrong with people?
article said:At the time, her private school’s teachers were mostly white people who would often discuss the satanic nature of Apache traditions. When Caitlyn was in fifth grade, she was given an F on an art project for drawing the White Mountain Apache crest and including an eagle feather. An “A” student, she was devastated to be chastised this way. As Caitlyn remembers it, her teacher smiled and explained that this kind of project wasn’t allowed because it denoted “pagan worship”. Her father was furious but the family couldn’t do anything about it. It was what the girl and her family expected from the white people who worked on the reservation.
But these expulsions felt different.
Awesome, where's the student sign up to change schools again?If you attend a private school run by a church, it's reasonable to assume that the church will push their particular doctrine. If you disagree with the views of the church, you shouldn't attend their school. Don't buy a Ford then complain that it's not a Chevy.
Evangelicals only want religious freedom for…
Wait for it…….
Christianity. They don’t have respect for other religions
I'd rather just save us all some time and shove them in the ocean now.And what they're too fucking stupid to realize is as soon as they get that, they'll start fighting each other over sectarianism.
NONE of them have studied European history and the very foundations for the religious freedom we have in the US.
They have this fantasy that they're oppressed now, wait until Christianity is mandated and they aren't the right sect.
Reminds me of this joke, apparently by Emo PhilipsAnd what they're too fucking stupid to realize is as soon as they get that, they'll start fighting each other over sectarianism.
NONE of them have studied European history and the very foundations for the religious freedom we have in the US.
They have this fantasy that they're oppressed now, wait until Christianity is mandated and they aren't the right sect.
Once I saw this guy on a bridge about to jump. I said, "Don't do it!" He said, "Nobody loves me." I said, "God loves you. Do you believe in God?"
He said, "Yes." I said, "Are you a Christian or a Jew?" He said, "A Christian." I said, "Me, too! Protestant or Catholic?" He said, "Protestant." I said, "Me, too! What franchise?" He said, "Baptist." I said, "Me, too! Northern Baptist or Southern Baptist?" He said, "Northern Baptist." I said, "Me, too! Northern Conservative Baptist or Northern Liberal Baptist?"
He said, "Northern Conservative Baptist." I said, "Me, too! Northern Conservative Baptist Great Lakes Region, or Northern Conservative Baptist Eastern Region?" He said, "Northern Conservative Baptist Great Lakes Region." I said, "Me, too!"
Northern Conservative Baptist Great Lakes Region Council of 1879, or Northern Conservative Baptist Great Lakes Region Council of 1912?" He said, "Northern Conservative Baptist Great Lakes Region Council of 1912." I said, "Die, heretic!" And I pushed him over."
I assume the state or the tribe provides a public school, though I have no certain knowledge of that. Regardless, it still comes down to a personal choice. If you don't like the private institution you're dealing with then stop dealing with them. It's that simple.Awesome, where's the student sign up to change schools again?
Right, personal choice of the child correct?I assume the state or the tribe provides a public school, though I have no certain knowledge of that. Regardless, it still comes down to a personal choice. If you don't like the private institution you're dealing with then stop dealing with them. It's that simple.
Right, personal choice of the child correct?
My point was, it was stated that if one doesn't wish to be indoctrinated by a Christian school, 'they can just git out'. My question was where the student was supposed to go to change their school.The Christian School might be the best of several bad choices when you consider between a Christian School and a Bureau of Indian Affairs School for a Indigenous family.
No idea what you're on about.Right, personal choice of the child correct?
If you disagree with the views of the church, you shouldn't attend their school.
See above. The child doesn't usually have a say in whether they attend the church's school or not, so you've presented a false choice.No idea what you're on about.
Greenman is all about false choices. I wonder if old Green,an would say the same when two “Christian” kids are kicked out of Mohammed School or would he cry about “religious freedom” and the evil of Muslims not allowing children who attend their school their personal belief system.See above. The child doesn't usually have a say in whether they attend the church's school or not, so you've presented a false choice.
If you attend a private school run by a church, it's reasonable to assume that the church will push their particular doctrine. If you disagree with the views of the church, you shouldn't attend their school. Don't buy a Ford then complain that it's not a Chevy.
Cool. So what if I go to a public school to get away from that shit and then the state turns around and forces it down my throat like what is happening in Louisiana with 10 commandments?
My point was, it was stated that if one doesn't wish to be indoctrinated by a Christian school, 'they can just git out'. My question was where the student was supposed to go to change their school.
Spoiler: they don't get a choice in the matter.
The parents make that choice. That's part of the job description.See above. The child doesn't usually have a say in whether they attend the church's school or not, so you've presented a false choice.