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Old 17-04-2014, 00:25   #91
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Re: 'Muslim Plot' To Take Over Schools Investigated

'You don't need religion to have morals. If you can't determine right from wrong, you lack empathy, not religion.' - Not my saying, but pretty much fits my opinion on the topic.

I agree absolutely that schools, especially state funded, should remain secular. As for the schools referred to in the OP, from my own POV, now living in a muslim country, it's dangerous to allow it to go on if the concerns are proved to be true.

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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
If you think that's what happens in a C of E or RC school, you are very much mistaken. RE classes in those schools take place just as everywhere else. The difference is, the foundation of the ethos of such a school is, explicitly, the way of life set out in the New Testament and upheld by their denomination of the Christian Church.

Again, you seem to believe that absence of religious belief is a neutral position, and therefore preferable. It is not.
In your opinion.....
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