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| GRINCH ALERT |
| Friday, December 17, 2004 |
HOORAY FOR THE KIDS!
Maybe there may be some hope for this nation's future, if we have kids like this!
http://www.siskiyoudaily.com/articles/2004/12/15/news/news2.prt
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posted by Jack Mercer @ 12/17/2004 09:05:00 AM   |
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I do think people should have a right to their say, actually, and don't care what students do, if they pray or whatever in school -- let alone how they decorate, as long as adults don't exclude people of other religions, or force their views on others.... so there. Most people feel like this, but schools have a special purpose in our society, because they are part of our 'state' and that is seperate from a 'religion.' As we see in islam where we are battling fundamentalists, we do not want church and state to be one and the same.
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You're right there, Johnnypain.
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Johnny, I will make a comment on this, but in a blog. Soon to come.
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I do think people should have a right to their say, actually, and don't care what students do, if they pray or whatever in school -- let alone how they decorate, as long as adults don't exclude people of other religions, or force their views on others.... so there. Most people feel like this, but schools have a special purpose in our society, because they are part of our 'state' and that is seperate from a 'religion.' As we see in islam where we are battling fundamentalists, we do not want church and state to be one and the same.