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To: Tom Clarke who wrote (6)	12/30/1999 9:59:00 AM
From: PROLIFE	Read Replies (1) of 454

Thanks CharleyMane , I found a couple of interesting thoughts there. A number of academics, however, believe the country is now sufficiently mature for dispassionate inclusion of Jesus in the school curriculum. sufficiently mature for dispassionate inclusion........haha(that is until the Spirit grabs a couple of them!!!!! ) The Education Ministry's chief supervisor for the teaching of history, Michael Yaron, said the limited number of hours available for history teaching made it impossible to expand Jesus' place in the curriculum. One is that the fact they are even considering it is a victory. Two, earlier in the article did it not say that only in the 6th grade is Jesus mentioned briefly? limited number of hours from grade one to college?? :o) God is STILL on the throne!! dan

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