The Southern Baptist Convention will probably have a chance to vote on a resolution encouraging Baptists to withdraw their children from public schools.
The resolution says public schools "continue to adopt and implement curricula and policies teaching that the homosexual lifestyle is acceptable" and that Christian alternatives to public schools are "desperately needed immediately by orphans, children of single parents and the disadvantaged."
Huh?
Those folks could probably use a little cash. But I doubt there will be a resolution towards that end.
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4.25.2006
Retreat!
The Southern Baptist Convention will probably have a chance to vote on a resolution encouraging Baptists to withdraw their children from public schools.
The resolution says public schools "continue to adopt and implement curricula and policies teaching that the homosexual lifestyle is acceptable" and that Christian alternatives to public schools are "desperately needed immediately by orphans, children of single parents and the disadvantaged."
Huh?
Those folks could probably use a little cash. But I doubt there will be a resolution towards that end.
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Great! Fewer students per teacher means better education, less stress on public school resources. If Baptists want to send their kids to private school while still paying public school taxes, that's a splendid idea. Hey, can't they do that anyway? In any regard, a wonderful idea.
Sounds good to me. Sounds great for public schools too. Keep those self-righteous narrow-minded Baptists in one place where they can do less damage.
Surely the convention is not that stupid. If so, churches should get out of it.
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