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To: SnakeDoctor

“...theological, not legal. If she violated a moral agreement,...”

Our moral principles are based on theology. God is the author of our morality. I was referring to the moral violation rather than the violation of the Decalogue.

We do not know the details surrounding this case. People are jumping to conclusions and making faults assumptions.

We do not know the details of the contract this teacher signed, and how, exactly, she violated the contract. So I will reserve my opinions concerning “sin” as it relates to the entire staff and this woman.


198 posted on 06/09/2010 11:22:36 AM PDT by This Just In
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To: This Just In

There is a distinction between whether they are legally allowed to fire her and whether doing so is morally right. My guess is yes it is legal (though the disclosures and questions may not be), but I do not think doing so is a particularly shining moment for this school.

SnakeDoc


224 posted on 06/09/2010 11:39:26 AM PDT by SnakeDoctor ("Shut it down" ... 00:00:03 ... 00:00:02 ... 00:00:01 ... 00:00:00.)
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