[kittymyrib]

If Christianity has no place in government schools, Christians have no business being there. It’s time for the churches that profess to love children now put up or shut up and provide an opportunity to educate children in a place where Jesus would be welcome. Perhaps they could devote their money to this essential service to Him instead of building luxurious monuments to their pastors, which is what many of the mega-churches are presently doing.

[stefanbatory]

Ours is still occupied by spreading the Gospel to as many people in our mission field as we can. At my current job, I have helped build one of these monuments that you mentioned, though.

[wintertime]

If Christianity has no place in government schools, Christians have no business being there.

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Did you see Christian or non-Christian teachers marching on Sacramento to oppose this bill? Gee! Neither did I!

I wonder where all those “good” teachers are, that everyone is always praising?

Christian teachers have two choices:

1) Be bold, protest, refuse to cooperate, in the most vocal and politically active manner possible defend the family and Western Civilization. ( In other words: Seriously risk getting fired!)

2) QUIT!

If Christian teachers do anything less than the above they are teaching the students that:

1) Christians will aid and support evil in exchange for a paycheck and pension.

2)Christians are stupid, timid, or lukewarm in their faith.

3) Christians will assist with what they should know are lies.

4) If Christians think they can sneak in a little “salt and light”, they they WILL teach the kids that Christians are sly and sneaky!

Wow! I expect after an example like that, that true missionaries will have a tough time with these kids later in life. And, I won’t be surprised that if even more kids leave the faith within 2 years of graduating from high school. ( More than 85% now.)

[Clemenza]

Agreed. I never understood why so many non-Catholic Christians didn't set up their own chain of schools a long time ago, and instead attempted to work through the public schools to get their agenda pushed.

The more folks who withdraw their children from the "Welfare Schools" the better our country will be.

[N3WBI3]

Its not up to pastors to make that decision they are merely a part of the body like everyone else. People need to organize homeschooling groups within their churches..