How is that relevant to a discussion about
not wasting students' time on Bible study?
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Oklahoma schools in revolt over Bible mandate
- Thread starter anna.
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not wasting students' time on Bible study?
Ignatius A
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A rational mind knows that the nature of grass is to be green. A rational mind doesn't hear the word grass and think purple. I'm it sure why people just admit they hate and are angry and otherwise nasty
Ignatius A
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Point to the constitution
Ignatius A
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It's very relevant. You're chirping that students need to learn "important" stuff but they arent learning important t stuff they're learning demented leftists clap trap garbage.
Pogo
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anna.
colors your eyes with what's not there
They don't want it as literature, though. They want it as dogma.
Take Mission Generation: "like Uber, but for Jesus."
That's actually in their mission statement.
But wait, there's more:
Leverage is a business term which means “reach a large mass of people with the Good News of Jesus Christ on a tiny budget.” To accomplish this, Mission Generation utilizes digital technology to leverage school facilities and faculties to deliver the Gospel to the largest group of unreached people in the world – school-age children. . . .
Eating the enemy’s lunch requires solving problems and overcoming challenges in ways more common with business acumen. One example of how the ministry accomplishes this is how it responds to the universal shortage of school counselors in the developing world. We reshaped our Bible courses into a high-quality, spiritual school counselor training (chaplain) program that meets every academic requirement. The School Chaplain Program offers a post-baccalaureate degree in spiritual school counseling and school chaplaincy with international certification and accreditation. . .
Mission Generation has been placed at the vanguard of Kingdom expansion by leveraging school faculties and facilities to the Glory of God thanks to the prayers and financial support of our partners.
I learned about Mission Generation from this article:Ignatius A
Well-Known Member
Just tell us where it says the Bible can't be taught in school
Did you forget that you were "chirping"
about money, not leftist "clap trap"?
1st & 14th Amendments (Incorporation Doctrine).
Ignatius A
Well-Known Member
Again no where doesn't say the Bible can't be taught in schools.
In those Amendments.
If you're looking for specific mention of the "Bible", you'll be disappointed.
Ignatius A
Well-Known Member
As i no where does it prohibit the teaching of the bible. The only thing preventing it is peoples hatred for the bible.
It also doesn't specifically prohibit raping children.
However, teaching the Bible in public is like raping
children in that both prohibitions are deduced from
the Constitution & Amendments.
Ignatius A
Well-Known Member
The drama queenery of you people is hilarious. Lots of hours practicing in front of the mirror.
Pogo
Well-Known Member
As literature it can as has always been, but as dogma (a principle or set of principles laid down by an authority as incontrovertibly true.)
It runs into the 1st & 14th Amendments (Incorporation Doctrine).
I like it when newbies settle down,
& ease up on the sanctimony. But
they don't always grow out of it.
Pogo
Well-Known Member
Newbie? More like a retiree from elsewhere.
Possible.
Or the opposite.
mikkel_the_dane
My own religion
Ah, a teleological claim. Yeah, that is not considered rational in all different understandings of philosophy. Now what is rational to you?
Esteban X
Active Member
Isn't that enough?