Would teachers show bias

[metis]

Would any of these teachers show bias in teaching children about life, health, and/or humans based on their own lives?
1. A straight religious teacher
2. A straight atheist teacher
3. A gay teacher
4. A transgender teacher
5. A bisexual teacher
6. A lesbian teacher

I tend to think that a "religious teacher" would be more apt to show bias so as to reflect his/her religious convictions.

 

[Windwalker]

I tend to think that a "religious teacher" would be more apt to show bias so as to reflect his/her religious convictions.

More specifically, I think an Evangelical teacher would be more prone to try to use their position to proselytize students to add jewels to their crown in heaven when they die to go get their rewards from Jesus. Bringing souls to Jesus is their mission for personal gain in the afterlife. Making sure they have a mansion in the better part of town.

That is why I believe they are the primary voices worrying about homosexuals teaching their students, because they worry they might do what they would, which is try to influence children with the "religious agenda". They project this onto gays and call it a "gay agenda". Very, very telling indeed.

That is what this is all about, I believe. Worrying others have the same hidden ulterior motives that they secretly do. Trying to win and influence others to their beliefs. Trying to convert them out of personal self-interest. It's just pure guilt projection heaped onto others as deep suspicions of their motives.

They know deep down that they themselves are doing it, but project this onto others as their sins, rather than doing honest self-acknowledgment and repentance. That's all it is. It is sad really, if it weren't so hurtful to others. But conflicted people do cause a lot of pain for others as they try to escape self-responsibility. Ultimately though, they'll not be able to escape the truth of themselves. This is true for everyone, I believe.

 

[metis]

More specifically, I think an Evangelical teacher would be more prone to try to use their position to proselytize students to add jewels to their crown in heaven when they die to go get their rewards from Jesus. Bringing souls to Jesus is their mission for personal gain in the afterlife. Making sure they have a mansion in the better part of town.

That is why I believe they are the primary voices worrying about homosexuals teaching their students, because they worry they might do what they would, which is try to influence children with the "religious agenda". They project this onto gays and call it a "gay agenda". Very, very telling indeed.

That is what this is all about, I believe. Worrying others have the same hidden ulterior motives that they secretly do. Trying to win and influence others to their beliefs. Trying to convert them out of personal self-interest. It's just pure guilt projection heaped onto others as deep suspicions of their motives.

They know deep down that they themselves are doing it, but project this onto others as their sins, rather than doing honest self-acknowledgment and repentance. That's all it is. It is sad really, if it weren't so hurtful to others. But conflicted people do cause a lot of pain for others as they try to escape self-responsibility. Ultimately though, they'll not be able to escape the truth of themselves. This is true for everyone, I believe.

Hey, I can't disagree with ya.

 

[syo]

Would any of these teachers show bias in teaching children about life, health, and/or humans based on their own lives?
1. A straight religious teacher
2. A straight atheist teacher
3. A gay teacher
4. A transgender teacher
5. A bisexual teacher
6. A lesbian teacher

Down with school.