Academia to high schools: No God allowed

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | July 19, 2008

[John Leland 1789]

The textbooks used at Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and other such universities in the 17th and 18th centuries would not qualify in the UC system.

[BooksForTheRight.com]

Communism feels the need to eliminate God, because the collectivity is the only body authorized to tell people what is right or wrong.

[Popman]

...to determine whether a state university system can dictate that private Christian schools...

Why is there a blurring of the line separating state and private only when it involves God and the state.

The state must be afraid of the competition

[Popman]

The textbooks used at Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and other such universities in the 17th and 18th centuries would not qualify in the UC system.

I'm not sure those textbooks would qualify today

[FORTRUTHONLY]

They have issues with the Judeo-Christian teachings but I am eager to bet you they will allow Muslim and Mother Earth teachings.

[KLFuchs]

The worshippers of satan, slog along doing their assigned tasks which consist of smearing Christians every chance they can get.

These weasely haters are as dangerous to the health of America as the islamonazis

[Happy Rain]

“Academia To High Schoole—We Don’t Want To Roast In Hell Alone Or Give The Founding Fathers Their Propers”

[JasonC]

The state universities aren't qualified to teach accounting. Or anything else. It is all stalinist brainwashing and the heteronormativity of basket weaving.

[freeangel]

I am simply amazed that any humans with souls can live in California.

[Rudder]

...science, history, and literature textbooks by major Christian book publishers wouldn't qualify...

What the heck is a Christian science textbook---one that has the world beginning 6,000 years ago? That kind of crap went out with the Dark Ages, and for damned good reason.

[xp38]

collectivity? Usually I thought it was a politburo or what they sometimes like to call the vanguard of the proletariat.

[Lucky Dog]

Some thoughts and a question for you:

"I think therefore, I am." [Cogito ergo Sum] ---Descartes

"Everything that exists has a cause" --- Aristotle

What was the first cause?

[StevieJ]

Not a textbook, but have a look at www.conservapedia.com :

“Conservapedia is a clean and concise resource for those seeking the truth. We do not allow liberal bias to deceive and distort here. Founded initially in November 2006 as a way to educate advanced, college-bound homeschoolers, this resource has grown into a marvelous source of information for students, adults and teachers alike.”

Read the article on the formation of the earth - I’m guessing that this is not too dissimilar to what Christian science books say:

http://www.conservapedia.com/Earth

[Lucky Dog]

What the heck is a Christian science textbook---one that has the world beginning 6,000 years ago? That kind of crap went out with the Dark Ages, and for damned good reason.

More thoughts and another question for you:

E-mC^2 --- Einstien

How long is 6000 years to a photon?

Is there such thing as absolute time?

More thoughts and, yet, another question for you:

A certain building is composed of bricks.

Bricks are made from clay.

Pulverized clay is a common constitute of dust.

Is the building cited above made of dust?

[Lucky Dog]

Sorry... typo...

E=mC^2 --- Einstien

[Rudder]

I checked out your link. I don’t see why the ‘Creationists’ View of the Earth’ would be included in a science text. Being simply another viewpoint does not make it science.

[Rudder]

Like the sound of one hand clapping.

[cornelis]

When California loses its patience in the direction of their hatred they will have the first concentration camps.

[StevieJ]

Oh I agree with you - I was just pointing out that such beliefs didn’t die out in the dark ages - they’re still with us, even in enlightened times :((