Posted on 07/18/2019 5:53:06 PM PDT by Enlightened1
A school locale in Colorado is going under the fierceness of the network for telling school young ladies that they may need to submit to sharia-consistent standards with respect to covering their heads and lower legs on a field trek to a Muslim
mosque.
As indicated by WND, Douglas County School District affirmed that such Islamic law will be upheld on the excursion. Rough Heights Middle School (RHMS) Principal Mike Loitz on KNUS 710 radio and was met about the excursion.
Subside Boyles of KNUS provided details regarding the standards the educational system issued to understudies so as to advise guardians, which were as per the following:
We will visit the Denver Mosque. THERE IS A DRESS CODE FOR THIS TRIP: All understudies must wear fitting long jeans. Lower legs must be secured. Young ladies must bring wide scarves or hooded sweatshirts for the mosque.
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1). Why are they taking a field trip to a mosque?
2). What happened to kids these days that they would follow such an instruction?
ELCA, I presume?
Funny, I graduated High School in 1977 and took a class called "Bible as Literature" where we studied the stories in the Bible such as the trials of Daniel, etc., and another called "Comparative Religions" where we were introduced into the beliefs and practices of Christians, Jews, Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, ancient Greeks, and ancient Romans.
There is nothing, I repeat NOTHING wrong with teaching ABOUT different religions in school.
There is a HUGE problem with indoctrinating student into a religion.
There is also nothing wrong with respecting the customs of a religion when you are a guest in their place of worship.
Douglas County, Colorado. Suburbs southwest of Denver. 6th Congressional Distrct, formerly represented by Tom Tancredo, one of the most conservative members in the House. Now represented by a Democrat Jason Crow. One of the 40 seats that flipped last year.
My question is if they are visiting a mosque, are they also visiting a church, synagogue, Buddhist temple, or any other house of worship? And if not, why not?
I have no issue with the dress code. People should dress appropriately in church. Women wear headscarves at our church (Russian Orthodox) though sometimes among younger women, the hemlines can be a little high and the shoulders might not be covered. And then the older Russian ladies give them dirty looks!
The girl on the left is a towel head, literally. Wonder if they told them what was about to happen to their private parts?
My kid would never have that experience.
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