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To: Sir Francis Dashwood

Don't know what Santa Claus has to do with voting.

Considering I believed in Santa Claus, and I didn't have any problem accepting the truth.

I don't think my mind is full of mush. I have a degree in engineering from Texas A&M.

So if my kids use their minds like I do/did, then I'll be happy (and so will a lot of other freepers).


761 posted on 12/29/2005 6:50:51 PM PST by luckystarmom
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To: luckystarmom

I can not believe some of these jokers are continuing with this nonsense.

I'm 45 and I still believe in Santa Calus :)


762 posted on 12/29/2005 6:54:39 PM PST by Gabz
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To: luckystarmom; Conservatrix; Dr. Eckleburg; SkyPilot; goldstategop; Cincinatus' Wife; Grampa Dave; ..
Don't know what Santa Claus has to do with voting.

In this case it involves a public school.

This is really the ‘crux’ of the issue, especially if you are talking about First Amendment issues and the speech of this teacher and/or students. (I see no indication in the story that a student may have initiated the topic of discussion with a question or a comment.)

I don't agree that the public schools should be off limits to student prayer or a curriculum that includes study of the Bible. The foundation of our civilization is Mosaic Law. The very idea human beings have any individual rights at all not subject to the whims of a monarch comes directly from Moses and obedience subject to commandments from Yahweh.

I don't care for the public schools much. There are a few good ones, they are not all bad as some would say, but most of them have caved in to the cultural Marxism that runs amok in their administration. Santa Claus is no exception.

Now, if the offended, supposedly Christian parents (and even some here) want to crucify this teacher, taking their turn upon her with some sort of vengeance because of some imaginary hobgoblin (a golden calf, a sacred cow) they have erroneously associated with Christmas - - I will say they are no different than those that demanded crucifixion of Yeshua, for whom the holiday (holy day) is so named!

This takes us right back to the fight over the “happy holidays” vs. “Merry Christmas” where the cultural Marxists want to remove Christ from Christmas. I thought this was something people were fed up with. Illogical.

If this teacher, so maligned here in many cases, is guilty of a crime or heresy and should be punished, maybe we should dig up the petrified corpse or summon the ghost of Pontius Pilate and do the whole thing over again of putting Yeshua on trial.

And, if this teacher so believes that she is indeed following the commandments of her omnipotent God, there is no need to defend her, because if, as she believes (and others who may claim to) that God will protect her, there is no power on this earth or temporal human conceit that can condemn her.

766 posted on 12/30/2005 5:01:16 AM PST by Sir Francis Dashwood (LET'S ROLL!)
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