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From: scott@hou2g.UUCP (Racer X)
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Subject: Re: "Secular Humanism" banned in the US Schools.
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Date: Wed, 4-Sep-85 16:46:16 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