[sand lake bar]

Public school choirs all over America are still singing religious songs. My daughter’s last concert included at least 5 religious songs. They’re chosen for their style and beauty, not for their message. This isn’t a violation of any court ruling.

[butterdezillion]

The kid quit the choir because he didn’t want to sing that song. He wanted them to change it; they refused so he quit. Now he’s getting death threats to the point that his family doesn’t believe he can be safe in a public school.

That’s a problem, wouldn’t you say?

[DemforBush]

Really? Wow, I didn’t know that. At my niece’s “Winter Celebration” or whatever they call it (can’t have a Christmas special anymore), there were zero religious-themed songs. I just assumed that it was a public school thing.

Thanks for the info! :-)

[Brad’s Gramma]

Wow.

[wintertime]

Public school choirs all over America are still singing religious songs. My daughter’s last concert included at least 5 religious songs. They’re chosen for their style and beauty, not for their message. This isn’t a violation of any court ruling.

The lesson taught here is that religious messages are unimportant. Wow! Great lesson! ( eyeroll!)

[wintertime]

Public school choirs all over America are still singing religious songs. My daughter’s last concert included at least 5 religious songs. They’re chosen for their style and beauty, not for their message. This isn’t a violation of any court ruling.

The lesson taught here is that religious messages are irrelevant and unimportant as long as it has pretty music and good beat. Wow! Great lesson! ( eyeroll!)

[Lazamataz]

Public school choirs all over America are still singing religious songs. My daughter’s last concert included at least 5 religious songs. They’re chosen for their style and beauty, not for their message. [Singing an Islamic song] isn’t a violation of any court ruling.

sand lake bar.... Allah Ak Bar....

Hmmmmmm.....