And sometimes, Cinderella and Snow White are taught improperly. And then if thats the case...the parents who care to... can correct that improper teaching. Same with your beliefs on Noah. Keep it away from my kids, please and thanks, and I'll advise them on Religion according to when and how I find it appropriate.
In other words, not in a way carefully designed not to make it look like the ridiculous , impossible myth that it is.
kay bud
When he presented the <failed> Kalam, and he first interacted with me...he was bragging about "taking down" Alex O'Connor, on youtube.
My faith is not a cult. The part you do not see are the individual experiences people have that draw them together. The intent is not to deceive, but rather to put into words something that is nearly impossible to describe.
I respect your freedom to have your own point of view...teach it to your own kids...I just dont condone using my money to teach it to others or my kids because, like I said, my POV is that theyre deceptive cults...and thats the kinda fire that parents should have full control over playing with in front of their kids...not the State.
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That is the question, is it not? I cringe at the thought of a school district board (or any other government agency) designing math courses let alone a course in religion and the philosophy of the human spirit. Grass roots? A different way of teaching such a course at private schools that become known and flow over into public education? Still, isn't the first step discussion, especially discussion in what is lacking in our educational system?
Take a look at State involvement in any textbook. I am in favor of kicking the State out of everything. That is not the same as being on board with not educating children. Your children would be safe with me. And, they just might gain a better understanding of religion and the philosophy of the human spirit. Just so you know...in high school my youngest had an English teacher who was Wiccan and forever spreading her beliefs. Guess what? My daughter picked up a little knowledge of Wiccan beliefs and it left no scars on her own.
I notice Meriweather has plenty to say about how religion should not be taught. But he seems to be avoiding describing exactly how it should be taught.
Id rather take my chances on waiting until they're of an age that I deem appropriate.. to be presented with the Cults. And hell, if they ended up believing in one of them, Id sleep at night knowing that I did my due dilligence in waiting until they're at an appropriate age...and then allowing them the freedom to decide from there on their own.
You literally just built a strawman and then congratulated yourself for taking it down. Thats some sick shit, Ringtone!
Only for about the 10th time in this thread... that's literally all that freak does... when he isn't plagiarizing others' work, that is.
Be assured I am presenting exactly what I mean. What cannot be assured is whether such a vision would be faithfully implemented in the way I propose. I doubt that myself because it is true that just like it is for the atheist parent who fears a child being brainwashed into a religious cult, a person of faith fears a child embracing a different understanding that what someone says in church/temple/synagogue. What you can trust is that people on both sides of the issue would debate my vision. Still, I hold the very strong opinion that children should be educated about (not for not against) religion and the philosophy of the human spirit simply because it infuses--and has always infused--society and cultures on this planet.
