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People should be free to choose what is best for themselves as long as they do not infringe on the rights of others to do the same. I created this blog to discuss issues I have with big government, liberal media,and to talk about my support for capitalism and the Iraq War.
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As long as it's an elective I dont have a problem with it being taught either. I think the more relevant issue is whether it's ok for the state to set aside funding for a specifically Christian course like this - a 'seperation of church and state' issue. I know I'd be upset if the federal government did this, but I'm not actually sure if our laws/constitution/etc say anything about individual states violaing the 'seperation of church nd state' clause.
The only problem I see is someone (and there will eventually be someone) who complains (and then sues) that there aren't classes offered that teach other religions, or atheism, or wiccanism (you could call it Harry Potter 101).
Right. Honestly I'm fine with them seting aside funds for COmparitive Religion coures, but once you single out a specific religion above all others you're just inviting those criticisms.
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