Should we just stop schools and require children to learn their bible at home by candlelight?

Question

Will this show the godless commiees that we really mean business?

All the jobs are going overseas anyway its not like they need any skills like math or computers.

Let us pray to the holy spirit for guidance.

Answer 1

Electricity is a tool only to be wielded by the Lord himself. Man is not capable of controling lightning and to harness it within bulbs is blasphemous.

Answer 2

The principle of the separation of church and state is that the state shall not legislate concerning matters of religious belief. In particular, it means not only that the state cannot promote one religion at the expense of another, but also that it cannot promote any belief which is religious in nature.

Christian prayer in schools is intimidating to non-Christians, even if they are told that they need not join in. It is particularly bad if the prayer is led by a teacher, or otherwise officially endorsed.

Children are quite free to pray as they wish in their free time.

Answer 3

I grew up in a public school. My parents retired from public school teaching. I enjoyed public school and had fun.

There are alternatives to public schools besides "home teaching by candlelight." High-quality private schools come to mind.

Answer 4

Who needs candlelight? Clearly the good book should be illuminating enough on its own, right?

Answer 5

i don't approve of Christians who home school their children.by home schooling children, you are teaching isolation, as a form of dealing with "sinners".kids don't learn how to interact with non-Christians; thereby creating hatred of non-believers.kids don't learn how to grow as an adult, because he is deprived of normal social development.no, kids should be kids.let them grow up together and learn together.
God Bless

Answer 6

dude will you cut it out with the sarcasm? you're getting everyone pissed off here.

Answer 7

What is wrong with you??........... seriously...