The Bigger The Lie...

[devogue]

I visited my first high school's website and I found the following reasons for teaching religion:

Religious Education is important as it actively promotes the values of truth, justice, tolerance, respect for all and care of the environment.

Such lies, such utter nonsense.

Truth: That 2,000 years ago the creator of the universe was murdered then rose from the dead?

Justice: Roman Catholicism? After centuries of hideous injustices they claim it promotes justice?

Tolerance: From a school sector that purposely segregated itself from those of different creeds.

respect for all: except homosexuals, atheists and other sub-humans.

care of the environment: on the clear understanding that man is at the top of the tree and creation is there for our benefit and ours alone.

[Thinking Aloud]

My high school has now branded itself as a "Science and Sports College" - which I suppose is a positive thing for a Catholic school, though their website opens with the quote, "I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full."

[MiM]

I visited my first high school's website and I found the following reasons for teaching religion:

Religious Education is important as it actively promotes the values of truth, justice, tolerance, respect for all and care of the environment.

->

[MiM]

... "I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full."

Panspermia?

[Thinking Aloud]

... "I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full."

Panspermia?

That was my thought too.


Splurge!

[Bella Fortuna]

I'll have that to the full, please!

[Mallardz]

I don't want to look at it but you all can
http://www.kes.essex.sch.uk/