| Re: Judge says UC can deny class credit to Christian school students |
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Group: alt.philosophy · Group Profile
Author: tttt Date: Aug 20, 2008 18:55
On Aug 18, 5:47Â pm, Patriot Games America.Com> wrote:> On Sun, 17 Aug 2008 23:12:13 GMT, David Johnston block.net>
> wrote:
>>>On Thu, 14 Aug 2008 13:06:55 -0400, Patriot Games
>> America.Com> wrote:>>>>> "if (scientific) conclusions contradict the Word of God, the
>>>>> conclusions are wrong,"
>>>>I see no reasonable way this abyss can be bridged. The burden of
>>>>religious specifics (THE WORD) which might pertain to each subject matter
>>>>should not be placed on a public institution.
>>>Then the people who believe in that should NOT have to pay taxes to
>>>support the public institution.
>>They benefit from the existence of public schools regardless of what
>>they believe. Â
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> Of course they do but they DO NOT benefit from the anti-Christian
> secularism (socialism) of public schools.
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> Which is why a Voucher system is a fair compromise. Â
This is a university we're talking about, right? If the misguided
youth of the religious ilk can prove they've passed the muster of a
college that doesn't care about furthering the dilution of
intelligence of our young by religion...feel free to attend..and enjoy
all of the kudos available later in life (not) available to them by
having such a prestigious education. If it's earlier education that
we're talking about, high school grades and below, there are many
options available to them, from private schools to home schooling-in
all cases they still have to prove their ability to pass science exams
based on actual science, not mythology equal to the stork theory.
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