[freebilly]

So much for separation of church and state....

[swheats]

We live in interesting times. An opportunity to reassert our constitutional religious freedoms and hopefully revisit the idea of church and state.

This judge hopefully will find he has over reached.

[ReneeLynn]

Nice going ‘Dad’. Get your daughter put in a public school. That’ll show your ex-wife.

[OneWingedShark]

First Amendment: REVOKED!

[Jeff Head]

Amanda's "vigorous defense of her religious beliefs ... suggests strongly that she has not had the opportunity to seriously consider any other point of view," District Court Judge Lucinda V. Sadler said.

Or, Lucinda, you sorry sack of excretement, maybe she actually BELIEVES it and holds dear those religious beliefs. Who on earth is being the intolerant one?

Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition!

AMERICA AT THE CROSSROADS OF HISTORY

A PETITION ON FACEBOOK FOR CONSTITUTIONAL RESTORATION

[Hillarys nightmare]

This is a sad situation.

Broken home, broken lives. And now the court is dictating to the custodial parent how the child should be educated.

I'd really like to know more about the parents and the particular faith before I commented on this.

But I can tell you for sure without knowing more than I do, that I don't like the court deciding the educational avenue the parents should have a right to choose for their children.

It just doesn't sound like the US of A that I grew up in.

[Rembrandt]

The Puritans sailed from England bound for the New World in search of the opportunity to have freedom to practice their (choice of) religion.

[ari-freedom]

if the father said he wanted her to go to a mainstream private school, I could understand. But don’t make kids the ward of the state.

[Lauren BaRecall]

The ruling also said Amanda told a counselor she was distressed by her father's refusal to accept her religious beliefs and that "his choice to spend eternity away from her proves that he does not love her as much as he says he does."

Amanda really does have the sperm donor pegged.

[pnh102]

If the mother in this situation simply moved out of state would it be possible to escape this order?

[El Cid]

Amanda's "vigorous defense of her religious beliefs ... suggests strongly that she has not had the opportunity to seriously consider any other point of view," District Court Judge Lucinda V. Sadler said.

I suppose this Judge also thinks its a bad thing that a parent would want to keep their child free from exposure to drugs, ebola, plague, and other 'opportunities'...
Yes, the mother wants to bring up her daughter in a Christian environment and she doesn't appreciate people who would want to attack her beliefs at her young age. How unreasonable...
God save us from these judges who want to play god...

[seawolf101]

AND WHO DECIDES WHEN THE COURT’S VIEWS ARE TOO EXTREME???

[shield]

Aim Small Miss Small

[Trailerpark Badass]

I'm not at all surprised this judge was a female.

And I'm guessing the divorced father turned homo?

[karnage]

Impeach the judge.

[RoadTest]

New Hampshire now has something in common with Nazi Germany. Germany got that anti-homeschool law from Adolph Hitler and KEEPS IT!

[Steve Van Doorn]

new Hampshire is the state that claims to have the motto, "Live free or die" and the place http://freestate.org/ says they are using as a place for free thinkers to congregate.

they picked the wrong state their motto changed to, "better to be red then dead."