Posted on 01/05/2016 3:18:58 PM PST by detective
Students at a Haddon Heights Elementary School are getting a real-life lesson in Constitutional law.
Staffers at Glenview Elementary School say it became a daily ritual for students to say "God bless America" after the morning recital of the Pledge of Allegiance.
(Excerpt) Read more at philadelphia.cbslocal.com ...
So say Rev. Wright and the ACLU.
More like a lesson in COWARDICE.
The Shahada will be substituted...
Taking a queue from Congressional Republicans, New Jersey school district should rename their mascot “The Cavemen” >:(
LOL!!
I wonder when the Muslims and the Atheists will collide. Or the gays and the Muslims.
Should be interesting and I hope that it happens sooner than later.
If it is civil disobedience to ask God to bless America, then let the students, and the rest of us, be civilly disobedient.
Abolish the federal Dept of Education
They won't.
Atheists -- I've known a lot of them -- do not REALLY oppose religion. They oppose Christianity. They hate it and they fear it. They want it stamped out.
Islam? [shrug] They won't have so much of a problem with it.
That’s why Islam will likely be the weapon that God uses to put the West’s secular nihilism back in its place.
Here’s another one...
We have plenty of Muslims in north Jersey, but our fastest-growing population is Indians. Some school districts are adding “Diwali” as a holiday; Christians should probably accept that rather than one day have their children going to school on Christmas.
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Yup. Exactly. Apparently they have a vendetta against Christianity.
I suggest that you point this out to your atheist friends. I bet that they have a righteous attitude about their beliefs. A lot of atheists seem to. Then the next question might be - why do they hate Christians?
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