What's going on in the schools? Unbelievable….

Reba said:
Maybe not today but next year . . . who knows?
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And why does that represent a threat to you? Why does it bother you that kids are learning about Islam? You do realize that the terrorist Muslims are a subtype of Wahabbi Muslims, (the ones who absolutly hate other Muslims) and a lot of the people they are killing are ALSO Muslim.
 
deafdyke said:
And why does that represent a threat to you? Why does it bother you that kids are learning about Islam? You do realize that the terrorist Muslims are a subtype of Wahabbi Muslims, (the ones who absolutly hate other Muslims) and a lot of the people they are killing are ALSO Muslim.
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Learning about other religions is one thing. Practicing them is something else.

Do kids copy other religions' practices in school?
 
Reba said:
Learning about other religions is one thing. Practicing them is something else.

Do kids copy other religions' practices in school?
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Back in 1990s, I remember about students in my old elementary school worn African costumes and they can be religious.
 
whatdidyousay! said:
http://www.marblehead.org/

I just saw your post tonight ,this link tell about my town . This doesn't tell how the Native American got smallpox !
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It looks like a nice quaint town. I don't know why they wouldn't teach about Native American history. I was living in a small New England town similar to that when my school taught us about that terrible history.
 
Reba, please could you clarify or explain more about #41?

I don't understand about what are you saying so need more explanation.
 
Foxrac said:
Reba, please could you clarify or explain more about #41?

I don't understand about what are you saying so need more explanation.
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No problem.

Today this promotion of Muslim practices and beliefs is happening only in a few schools. Maybe these schools don't affect you or your family. But as time goes by, maybe more schools will do the same thing. That could effect you.

Don't forget--today's high school students are our future voters and leaders. The things they learn in high school and college will influence their future decisions.
 
Reba said:
No problem.

Today this promotion of Muslim practices and beliefs is happening only in a few schools. Maybe these schools don't affect you or your family. But as time goes by, maybe more schools will do the same thing. That could effect you.

Don't forget--today's high school students are our future voters and leaders. The things they learn in high school and college will influence their future decisions.
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Do you think that legislators should ban on promotion of religion in public school? What is your solution about promotion of Muslim in public school?

When I was in high school, some teachers promoted the conservative agenda but I wasn't compelled to agree with them. I made my own decision about vote to elect the leader, not teachers or my parents. Many students started learn about politic in high school.

I dislike Islam as much as I dislike Evangelical Christianity - both of them are extremely socially conservative to me.
 
Foxrac said:
Do you think that legislators should ban on promotion of religion in public school? What is your solution about promotion of Muslim in public school?
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There's no need for new legislation. Because of the separation of religion and state there's not supposed to be promotion of any religion in public schools. That includes the Muslim religion.

When I was in high school, some teachers promoted the conservative agenda but I wasn't compelled to agree with them. I made my own decision about vote to elect the leader, not teachers or my parents. Many students started learn about politic in high school.
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They should learn the politic process and what each party supports but they shouldn't sway the students to follow any political party.

I dislike Islam as much as I dislike Evangelical Christianity - both of them are extremely socially conservative to me.
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That's your prerogative.
 
Reba said:
There's no need for new legislation. Because of the separation of religion and state there's not supposed to be promotion of any religion in public schools. That includes the Muslim religion.
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Yes, I agree with you. I support parents to sue the school for promote any religions, including Islam.

They should learn the politic process and what each party supports but they shouldn't sway the students to follow any political party.
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That's true but some of them learned when someone influenced or convince to support the cause.

That's your prerogative.
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I learned a new word. :)

but... if they don't influence their religion on politic so they will not be my problem since politic supposed to represent everyone, not just you or me only, however, our country went too further.
 
Foxrac said:
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I learned a new word. :)
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:)

but... if they don't influence their religion on politic so they will not be my problem since politic supposed to represent everyone, not just you or me only, however, our country went too further.
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Ah, but people's religious beliefs (or non-beliefs) do influence their political beliefs and actions.
 
Reba said:
When I was in high school, we learned about the various world religions and their impact on world events. We were never taught to accept any of those religions or memorize any of their doctrinal statements.

In world history courses we covered Judaism, ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman beliefs, Christianity (Catholic and Protestant), Hinduism, Buddhism, Muslim, and Norse beliefs. In American history we covered Native spiritual beliefs, including Aztec and Mayan practices, and religions that were brought to America, such as with the Pilgrims and Quakers, and Southwestern Catholic missions.
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Wow, were you taught all of this in high school? My deaf school didn't teach anything like that at all.
 
Reba said:
It looks like a nice quaint town. I don't know why they wouldn't teach about Native American history. I was living in a small New England town similar to that when my school taught us about that terrible history.
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Looks can be very deceiving ! It's was a very snobby little town , I had posted it was a very Anti Semite town when my parents moved in , I think they were one first Jewish family on their street. I know people that hated growing up there. It was a horrible town for hoh kids to grow up .
The only other person that was hoh in my glass was girl and she didn't even go to high school she dropped out of school. I was the only one in my reject class that finish high school. :(
 
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