To: OldFriend
The media already choosing not to mention that this was a Christian school.Was it? "School Number One" on "Comintern (Communist International) Street". It doesn't sound like a Christian school to me. It sounds like a typical government school in Russia. Now it may be that the vast majority of the students and faculty at the school were Christian (Russian Orthodox), but that doesn't make it a Christian school.
611 posted on
09/06/2004 6:00:22 AM PDT by
reg45
To: reg45; OldFriend
You are WAY off here. The school is public but there are bible study classes. In fact ALL public schools in Russia have them. There is no PC SeCS in Russia. In fact, most of the kids have returned from summer bible study camps. From what I've heard, the Russian kids absorb the Holly Scriptures with the thirst of those poor little children. After all, they were kept thirsty for 75 years by another gang of terrorists.
633 posted on
09/06/2004 8:31:41 AM PDT by
silversky
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