But then, I went to Catholic schools from first through twelfth grades. We had religion every day, too, and it was a requirement to graduate, though not to get a state Regents diploma. I guess it seems like more of an effort to me because the LDS kids have to get out of their chairs and cross the street to get there. ;)
And, as you can see, twelve years of Catholic education has turned me into an obedient serf of the Pope...
No, children learning religion doesn't bother me. I know it only works if the student wants it to.
But I don't want my tax dollars to support it, unless my tax dollars support all of it. Including the Wiccans, the atheists, the agnostics, and the Satan worshippers. Same for everyone: that's the definition of non-establishment of religion. Complete exclusion just happens to be easier than complete inclusion, because inclusion gets controversial after a while. Only Satanists want their children to have classes on how to sacrifice a goat.
Off Topic » in reply to re: High School
Every day?? Whoa.
The whole thread (40 posts)
- Question of the day for US HZers
- This report smacks of Mormon bashing....
- I wonder what would happen...
- " Is this what's been going on in backwater regions ?"
- re: Question of the day for US HZers
- re: Question of the day for US HZers
- "Release time" religious instruction.
- There is no such thing as "religious instruction".
- I'm a little skeptical
