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Re: Religion in Schools - May 21st 2009, 01:05 AM

I in no way EVER push anything religious on anyone. 99% of my friends don't even have a clue what religion I am, and I can see a kid getting in a little trouble saying god damnit, because it is a swear BUT I think using the bible as an example is wrong. I'm not going against the pledge or anything at all, just stating what I think.
I've had teachers, when someone said something like jesus christ, say something like you should know better, using God's name in vain you need to go back to sunday school to a kid that they had no idea if they were even religious.
It's also not because of where I live, it was the same when I lived in Connecticut

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Originally Posted by Concrete Girl View Post
Are people really going to die if a teacher mentions a bible passage? I think not.
People won't die, but from the teachers I have they don't just mention it, it turns into some huge class discussion...even in MATH! For me, when that happens, it becomes awkward and often I feel incredibly stupid afterward because the teacher will call on me to say part of it or some other question expecting me to know what they are talking about and I have no idea seeing as I have never read the bible nor do I intend to



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