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From: hurst@grc97.UUCP (Dave Hurst)
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Subject: Re: Re: Scopes II
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Date: Thu, 31-Jul-86 10:08:08 EDT
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> Well, as any fundamentalist Christian will tell you, exposing
> non-Christian children to Christian ideas (by means of school prayer)
> doesn't deprive them of their religious freedoms.  Similarly, exposing
> Christian children to non-Christian ideas doesn't deprive them of
> religious freedom either.
> 
> So I just can't see what their problem is...
> -- 
> David Canzi             "In your heart you know it's flat."

Great! Now all we have to do is expose all children to Hindu ideas and
Buddhist ideas and Taoist ideas and Native American ideas (all varieties,
including Iriquois (sp?), Hopi, Aztec, and Maya) and African spritualist
ideas and ancient Greek and Minoan ideas and ....

What did you say? That it could take a lifetime to explore the intricacies
of all of the ideas of these different cultures? Gasp! You mean we'll have
to keep learning about things once we get out of high school? That could be
dangerous! We might learn to think for ourselves instead of blindly
accepting what others spoonfeed us! However will we be saved then? Oh
horrors, what a problem! 
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