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To: hal jordan who wrote (577)9/5/1998 11:29:00 AM
From: Emile Vidrine  Read Replies (4) of 1542
 
hal,

Yes. Each school, each district and each state should establish their own guidelines according to the desires of the majority.

If a Jewish community in Brooklyn desires to establish their public school as a Jewish public school they have the constitutional right to do so. If a Christian community in Missouri or La. desire to establish their public schools as a Christian public school, they are guranteed that right through the constitution. If a predominate Moslem community want to establish their public school as a Moslem based school, they are given that right by the constitution. The First Amendment forbids Congress from interferening with the religious rights of citizens and states.

If a state has a 95% Chritian population, they have the right to establish a public educational system that is based upon Christianity. The First Amendment gurantees that right. Only the shrill cries of an antichristian news media has pre-empt the constitution of the citizens in the last 40-50 years. In my youth, christianity was taught in all public schools in America. Bible passages and the Lord's prayer were a common way to stary the public school day. The antichristian news moguls have enundated the airwaves
with their shrill and false interpretation of the constitution.

The minorities in the local community who do not want to particiapte in the majority educational system may create their own schools with their own religious preferences.

Why should the majority religious group in America (amost 90% of American calim a Christian background) have to accomadate the minorities instead of the minorities accomodate the majority?

Emile
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