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From: pmd@cbscc.UUCP (Paul Dubuc)
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Subject: Re: "Secular Humanism" banned in the US Schools.
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Date: Fri, 6-Sep-85 08:01:13 EDT
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>> I think it would be best to oppose either the exclusion of, or the
>> exclusive teaching of, any point of view that is in conflict with
>> other views.  Exclusion of some views from the classroom because of
>> religious bias while conflicting views are taught indirectly teaches
>> the such conflicting views are either wrong or irrelevant.
>
>SURE!  As soon as you start teaching evolution in your church,
>I'll make sure they teach about God in my neighborhood school.
>
>Until then, I suggest the schools stick to facts and keep away
>from fantasy.
>
>			Atheistically Yours,
>
>			Scott J. Berry

OK.  Then we'll make church attendance cumpulsory, just as a
state certified education is now.  You'll have to help support
the church with your tax money too, just so we're all on an
equal footing.  Is it a deal?
-- 

Paul Dubuc 	cbscc!pmd