As this confusion goes on, some agree that their children should be educated at school, but some don't. ... However, some parents or just other people believe that, because children spend more time at school than at home, teachers or assigned instructors should be the ones to sexually educate them. ... Some people might feel that if the government regulates topics crossed in schools to educate these teens, there should not be any worry on the teaching material. ... Some parents who educate their children as Christians believe that they will succeed by teaching them the basic Bible princip...

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So the question is; Why catholic schools? ... The "in crowd" in a catholic school is the people who party, the people who drink and skip school. ... This is not the case in catholic schools. ... There is not as many extracurricular programs for kids to be involved with at a catholic school compared to what public schools offer. ... Public schools give a child a much larger freedom to be themselves while in a catholic school he is pressured into this mold, by teachers, administration, and other kids, to be the "ideal little Christian boy" or in the case of friends "the rebel anti-schoo...

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Other types of schools were song schools (where children learned liturgy), writing schools, and reading and reciting schools. ... Town schools, cathedral schools, parish schools, guild schools, chantry schools, and dame schools (where women used their own homes to teach small children manors and basic things) were all different choices for children to receive there education. ... Their main loyalties were to their local lords, to the Christian Church, and then to the Pope. ... His ideas called for a ruler with wisdom and spiritual elements as well, to be the perfect Christian Prince. This ...

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We believe it is unethical to withdraw God from government and public school systems. ... Although the ability to publicly pray in school has been eliminated, I believe there is no real reason for it. ... In 2000 several polls showed that over half of the Americans surveyed believed that public prayer in schools, and at public school events should be allowed. A lawsuit was filed on a Texas school district when it allowed the use of school equipment for Christian students to speak to the crowd, and pray over the stadium's PA system (Murphy, Jenny). ... The teaching of religion in scho...

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In some public schools, teachers were barred from showing a movie concerning the settlement of Jamestown, because the film contained scenes of the settlers erecting a cross at the settlement. ... When someone takes a closer look at history, one can actually see that America was founded on christian principles. ...

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In this instance Van Winkle finds himself in good company: Nicholas Vedder is the owner of the Inn and Van Bummel is the town's school teacher. ... In view of all this Van Winkle appears to epitomize Christian Charity and kindness. ...

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Have you ever wondered what life at school would be like without "freedom?" ... Example: Lets say you are a Christian, but go to a school where Christianity is looked down upon. Now lets say you have some friends that also attend this school and want to have a lunchtime bible study, but are afraid that the school may suspend you or even worse. ... One such myth is that when it comes to religion in public schools, people For and Against school prayer are engaged in the legal equivalent of Hand-to-hand combat, one side fighting to put God in schools, and the other desperately trying to keep him ...

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One of those is his belief in the Christian Church. ... Then once again Frank gets another door shut in his face; this time Frank gets recommended to the school of higher learning but, he gets rejected once again because of his social status. However, the Church had stern rule sin school to keep kids disciplined, off the streets, and help them succeed in life. At school though, Frank and his brother are laugher at on an everyday basis. ...

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As a primary school teacher, she went far beyond simply instructing her students. ... Elliott invented would be spread to all schools around the world. ... It is a program documents both the use and the effects of an exercise in discrimination based on eye color with two distinct groups: 1 – children in a third-grade classroom in an all-white, all-Christian community in northeast Iowa; and 2 – adult employees of the Iowa State prison system at a daylong workshop on human relations. ... Jane Elliott, at the school building in Riceville, Iowa, fourteen years after she had involved t...

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We do however know that Jesus was a Jew, which is surprisingly not known by quite a few Christians. ... The Torah was his primary reading in school and he probably became a tekton, a Greek word that means carpenter. ...

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We do however know that Jesus was a Jew, which is surprisingly not known by quite a few Christians. ... The Torah was his primary reading in school and he probably became a tekton, a Greek word that means carpenter. ...

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