Writing about this sick SOB is OK, but not God....
One of the paintings this "hero" had commissioned for himself...
Posted on 09/12/2013 1:30:06 PM PDT by bestintxas
Edited on 09/12/2013 1:35:01 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
A Tennessee mom is looking for answers after her daughter
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No wonder so many are now home schooling.
Creeping, and encroaching secularism. Soon enough, no Child will believe in God.
There’s really only one way to ensure a separation between state and Church. To do that, you have to take faith and God out of the equation.
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There are days I wish I’d gone to law school.
This is ripe for a lawsuit.
How can the teacher tell her that the subject of God as someone a student admires be off limits?
This has nothing to do with all the separation of church and state issues which the liberals lecture us about. This is about one student’s own belief, and one student’s own choice of subject for a school assignment. It has nothing to do with school curriculum or any of that.
An idol is an image or other material object representing a deity to which religious worship is addressed or any person or thing regarded with blind admiration, adoration, or devotion.
wika Idol Def
Kid shoulda written about Billy Idol...
What have we as a society come to? It's time to pull children out of the Government Indoctrination Centers, and home school them.
Therefore, Michael Jackson can’t be God.
Glad we solved that.
Writing about this sick SOB is OK, but not God....
One of the paintings this "hero" had commissioned for himself...
Lets have a judge decide that there is no God and she can't admire someone who isn't there. Yeah! Go judge!!! God save the Republic.
“The teacher approved of Erin’s second choice — Michael Jackson.”
Quite the drop off from Number One to Number Two.
This is ripe for a lawsuit.
To say the least, Dilbert San Diego! The girl and her mother need an assault lawyer in a truly serious way.
Sadly, thanks to FDR’s anti-religious expression activist justices and their misrepresentation of Jefferson’s “wall of separation,” “mom” undoubtedly doesn’t understand 10th Amendment protected power of her child and their state to address religious issues.
I am not a lawyer nor do I play one on television but what this teacher is saying - and just for the sake of argument let us agree that there is a sep of church and state in the Constitution - is that the student belongs to the state. Just because those employed by the school cannot mention God does not mean that students cannot. The students do not belong nor work for the state but that is what the educators imply by trying to enforce an unConstitutional ruling.
If the teacher did not want an essay with a religious context, she should not have chosen a word like “idol” that is rooted in religion. She should have said “Pick a person you admire,” or something to that effect.
Jay Sekulow pick up the courtesy phone..... Jay Sekulow.....
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