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SpongeBob comes a Buster with US Christian Right : Comments
By Jane Rankin-Reid, published 8/3/2005Jane Rankin-Reid examines the charges of moral turpitude against Sponge Bob Square Pants and Buster.
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Indeed, this article by Jane and the supportive responses are perfect examples of what the author was talking about.
Josie, you clearly know nothing about the law. Being concerned about the morality and healthiness of a particular lifestyle is not prohibited under any anti-discrimination Act (at least not yet anyway).
You wrote: "As it is not illegal to be a homosexual in this country, your concerns about ‘homosexual lifestyles’ are prejudicial. ‘Homosexual lifestyles’ are by definition, no different to heterosexual lifestyles’ other than that the participants are homosexual."
Firstly, homosexual relationships are not even the slightest bit similar to heterosexual relationships. Homosexual activists themselves acknowledge this. Secondly, that something is illegal or not, says nothing at all about it's moral status. Otherwise, all homosexuals (or any other minority lobby group for that matter) who lobby to change the law for their benefit are by definition immoral and law-breakers.
You're right about one thing though, we are trying to remove the religion of secular humanism (yes, secular humanism is a religion - the humanist manifesto openly acknowledges it) from the classroom and replace it with Christianity.
You said: "That our law, traditions and philosophy have evolved from the Judeo-Christian and Greek-Roman philosophical traditions is something the ignoramuses of the USA led right wing born-agains just can’t quite get. Like the separation of church and state. And carbon-dating. And geology and palaeontology."
Oh Josie, you are just showing your complete ignorance now. Those alleged "ignoramuses of the USA led right wing born-agains" know very well where our law and philosophy comes from - but that is NOT being taught in our classrooms! Separation of church and state? Josie, please indulge me - what exactly is your understanding of this principle? Where did it come from? (I cannot wait for your answer!)
Sorry, what does carbon dating, geology, and paleontology have to do with what we are discussing? Please enlighten me.
AK