6-year-old Isaiah Martinez's Christmas gift to fellow students included a candy cane and note describing how the Christmas candy represents the life of Jesus.
Posted on 01/07/2014 1:51:42 PM PST by SeekAndFind
sad and pathetic. But5 it’s public school after all.
He said that all must lend a hand
To make this country strong again
Mmm, mmm, mm!
Barack Hussein Obama
He said we must be fair today
Equal work means equal pay
Mmm, mmm, mm!
Barack Hussein Obama
He said that we must take a stand
To make sure everyone gets a chance
Mmm, mmm, mm!
Barack Hussein Obama
He said red, yellow, black or white
All are equal in his sight
Mmm, mmm, mm!
Barack Hussein Obama
Yes!
Mmm, mmm, mm
Barack Hussein Obama"
FoxNews clip on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Leoqa9i-5Jk
I’ll bet that same school would go out of their way to welcome Allah and his murderous minions.
I agree with the school. You can’t pass out theological messages at public school. I would not want my child to receive one of those, as you wouldn’t want your child to receive a message from his Jewish classmate saying that the New Testament is not one of the Holy Books, etc.
It’s not as if the first graders were going to be able to read the attachment, anyway.
I bet the little guy was so happy to give that to his classmates and this neo-marxist scum up and destroyed his gift. Makes me so mad just thinking about it.
We owe some HUGE apologies to the giants who gave us our Constitution and our centuries of success and Freedom.
Since Jesus Himself was a teacher, I imagine He would have a small, sad chuckle at the irony of this.
Whatever happened to separation of church and state? The State doesn’t have the right to prohibit this boy’s free speech and religious rights and the ability to demonstrate them. Maybe his parents should lawyer up with an organization like Pacific Justice Institute or the ACLJ.
Whoops! Just read:
“...The Martinez family is now being represented by Robert Tyler, general counsel for Advocates for Faith & Freedom, a nonprofit group that seeks to protect religious liberty...”
Unfortunately, we have to start fighting back legally like the Left has been doing for years. A lot of ground to take back!
RE: you wouldn’t want your child to receive a message from his Jewish classmate saying that the New Testament is not one of the Holy Books
I don’t think the comparison is the same.
The child is making a POSITIVE case for Jesus, not a NEGATIVE case against any religion.
If a Jew or Buddhist were to pass a message to my child ( and I am a Christian ) telling her the POSITIVE case for their religion, why should I take offense?
Take a box of Korans to school and try to pass them out and see what happens...
Nonsense. It is not responsible to censor personal religious expression. I want my child to recognize that there are people who believe differently than her. I also want her to be a strong advocate for her beliefs.
Parents are threatening legal action against a Southern California school district after their six-year-old son was told he could not pass out candy canes with religious messages taped to them because “Jesus is not allowed in school.”
Silly teacher.. You can not keep Jesus out of the school or anywhere else. Can you keep oxygen out? Thought out? We carry Jesus in our hearts. He is in your classroom every day..
Jews have always rejected Jesus as Messiah and Christians always knew it and NO ONE ever got too upset about it.
PC came into being sometime in the '60's and it got completely out of control.
Now that some people understand the tactics of the enemy, their desire to cut off the head of the serpent is met with threats of prosecution.
Until THAT attitude and power is eliminated, we'd better accept the progressive destruction of God's precious gift to the world.
I wouldn’t send mine to public school, if I had any.
The phrase therefor does not exist in our Constitution. Anywhere. Just saying.
as you wouldn’t want your child to receive a message from his Jewish classmate saying that the New Testament is not one of the Holy Books, etc.
Why? If done out of love then my child could accept the gift for what it was. Would not change their relationship with Jesus.
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