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Childhood — a time of innocence and indoctrination : Comments
By Glen Coulton, published 23/4/2010Is requiring children to adopt the religious beliefs of their parents not akin to child abuse?
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There should be no such thing as 'faith' schools in any nation-state that likes to pretend it is part of the 'modern world', although the author did not say that, I am.
But what he did seem to say, was that schools (in general I think he meant) should not be allowed to cram 'religion' down the necks of children, to which I say Hosannah!
The proselytising that passes as RI, CRE, SRE and whatever other states call it, is a crime, or it should be in public schools.
So too, the outrageous use of pretend Xtians posing as 'school chaplains' being forced upon students in schools, particularly state schools, should never have been allowed, never mind 'under Howard' because people like Rudd went out of their way to sneak them into public schools long before Howard did...oh yes, and Beattie.
Seems the ALP is unable to live without its 'spiritual lead'.
So, good on yers Mr Author... you are quite correct when you call for an end to the special privilege granted, unquestioned, to a few groups within the world of 'religions' over others.
Leave it to parents to abuse their children if they want to, since that is not illegal, or even frowned upon.
Now, I am indebted to the poster who advised we watch Jensen trying to demolish Pell's beliefs while also trying not to sound too much of a goose himself.
Amazing! That one totally unbelievable crew should dare to criticise another equally dodgy pyramid scam was well worth the visit.
But maybe Jensen does not know that the Catch The Fire crew are now rounding up Anglican vicars and getting them to talk in tongues...see Danny's latest email on his tongue-wagging trip to Bellingen NSW.