You answered your own question. It has nothing to do with what was being discussed.How so? Trans in sports isn’t a protected class. Sports aren’t a right
You answered your own question. It has nothing to do with what was being discussed.How so? Trans in sports isn’t a protected class. Sports aren’t a right
You’re reasonable. I’m not for the Bible being taught in school. I am for a course that teaches the origins and basic beliefs, since so much world conflict centers around Islam….ok, religion. The trans issue just keeps growing because some People think it doesn’t matter.
So, about trans issue, I don’t think localities can handle it. It has to be total state rule.Sure, but that course should be determined by the local school districts curriculum, not at the state level for the same reasoning as above. It's much easier to influence your local districts then it is the folks in the Ivory Tower. There's definitely a Libertarian streak in me when it comes to local and state government. Shit gets tricky around civil liberties though.
So, about trans issue, I don’t think localities can handle it. It has to be total state rule.
I was talking to some MAGA moms this week, you might be shocked to know we have them in IC, but we do. They were speaking very positively about a trans athlete. They were talking about how hard working this kid is, how they wished some of the other kids would work that hard, and using the preferred pronoun.How so? Trans in sports isn’t a protected class. Sports aren’t a right
They can do that without taking the spot of a bio womanI was talking to some MAGA moms this week, you might be shocked to know we have them in IC, but we do. They were speaking very positively about a trans athlete. They were talking about how hard working this kid is, how they wished some of the other kids would work that hard, and using the preferred pronoun.
Point being it’s a lot harder to dismiss trans citizens when you know them, and your kids don’t hate them because they’ve grown up with them. It’s easier to recognize that trans citizens are simply trying to live their life to the fullest and should be appreciated for that.
I suppose it disappoints you that I keep coming back.Lord knows you come on here enough to gripe and moan like you are flowing.
SMH... I stand corrected.
The first amendment is talking about congress.
There is no "loophole"I’m not disagreeing, I’m telling you where they are going to try and find a loophole
The first amendment is talking about congress. Oklahoma legislature did this. If the schools didn’t receive any federal funding, it would stand legally. As is, it will be found unconstitutional.
Np, just telling you where I think they will try and attackThere is a thing called incorporation. The first amendment also mentions freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly. Are you saying states can restrict all that?
And, yet, people with similar views to you are fine with a trans citizen achieving in life.They can do that without taking the spot of a bio woman
This might shock you but this study has them 49th, only ahead of good old New Mexico next door to them.
Iowa is 14th.
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/rankings/education/prek-12
More fear-mongering. 🥴
This Project 2025 is a fart in the wind? A manifesto to be ignored?
I thought it is supposed to be the right-wing blueprint for the future.
They are literally telling you how they will destroy the federal govt.
Believe them.
They are literally telling you how they will destroy the federal govt.
Believe them.
No, just providing a counter point. I don’t think it should be taught in school other than glossing over, teaching a bit about the Abrahamic religions, their HhhhhUuuughe differences. I will add, we were a Christian nation at the time of our founding, with the idea of Islam ever making headway here a very foreign thought.
The Abrahamic religions are taught in middle school during studies of SW Asia (Middle East) pretty much exactly as you describe, although Islam is presented a little differently. ☺️No no, I’m saying just talk about the origins, who wrote it, Hebrews, then the New Testament, debate it’s legitimacy. Then discuss the founding of the pedophilic goat ****ers religion which hasn’t evolved past beheading
I could teach Islam with a rapThe Abrahamic religions are taught in middle school during studies of SW Asia (Middle East) pretty much exactly as you describe, although Islam is presented a little differently. ☺️
Islam definitely needs to be mocked more. We make fun of Christians but Islam needs to be laughed at more often. They get a pass too easily.I could teach Islam with a rap
Islam, Islam a terrible religion
They rape little girls and don’t go to prison
They don’t eat bacon and they don’t eat grease
But they **** all the goats in the Middle East
Lol. Wow. 😮I could teach Islam with a rap
Islam, Islam a terrible religion
They rape little girls and don’t go to prison
They don’t eat bacon and they don’t eat grease
But they **** all the goats in the Middle East
Well. It took me thirty seconds to come up with it. I’ll stay pc next timeLol. Wow. 😮
Needless to say, I will not be using that in my instruction this year. 😂
The Abrahamic religions are taught in middle school during studies of SW Asia
I know.Uh, they point out the religions exist; they do not dig into "Bible stories" from every religion.
Far far different from what OK is doing.
We have themMaybe it's time to consider safeguards on SCOTUS overreach.
which edition of the Bible?All Oklahoma schools are required to incorporate the Bible and the Ten Commandments in their curriculums, effective immediately, the state’s chief education officer announced in a memorandum Thursday.
At a State Board of Education meeting, Oklahoma State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters said the Bible is “one of the most foundational documents used for the Constitution and the birth of our country.”
“It’s crystal clear to us that in the Oklahoma academic standards under Title 70 on multiple occasions, the Bible is a necessary historical document to teach our kids about the history of this country, to have a complete understanding of Western civilization, to have an understanding of the basis of our legal system,” Walters said.
Every classroom in the state must have a Bible and all teachers must teach from the Bible in the classroom, Walters said.
The Oklahoma memorandum follows a law in Louisiana passed June 19, that requires all public classrooms to display the Ten Commandments. A group of Louisiana parents and civil rights organizations are suing the state over the new law, contending the legislation violates both US Supreme Court precedent and the First Amendment.
Oklahoma’s directive “is in alignment with the educational standards approved on or about May 2019, with which all districts must comply,” according to a news release.
“The Bible is an indispensable historical and cultural touchstone,” Walters said in the release. “Without basic knowledge of it, Oklahoma students are unable to properly contextualize the foundation of our nation. This is not merely an educational directive but a crucial step in ensuring our students grasp the core values and historical context of our country.”
The new memo comes after the Oklahoma Supreme Court blocked an effort to establish the first publicly funded religious charter school in the country. The court on Tuesday ordered the state to rescind its contract with St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School in a 6-2 decision with one recusal.
“Under Oklahoma law, a charter school is a public school,” wrote Justice James R. Winchester for the court. “As such, a charter school must be nonsectarian. However, St. Isidore will evangelize the Catholic faith as part of its school curriculum while sponsored by the State.”
Walters called the ruling “one of the worst” decisions the state Supreme Court has made and pledged to “fight back.”
“What the court did was rule against the parents of Oklahoma who have demanded more choices for their kids. We have a great opportunity to make sure that parents have the most options of any parents in the country here in Oklahoma, by giving them the ability to go to a public school, charter schools, private schools, this would have been the most unique charter school in the country,” Walters said.
“So I want you all to know, we will continue to fight back against this, we want to continue to provide an opportunity for parents to send their kids to high-quality schools.”
This is a developing story and will be updated.
https://www.cnn.com/2024/06/27/us/oklahoma-schools-bible-curriculum/index.html
Which set of 10 commandments? There are 3 different versions in the Hebrew Bible. Only one of which Exodus 34 1-29 is actually given the label the 10 Commandments and that one is never used for the basis of any of these 10 Commandment lists people put out today.which edition of the Bible?
which edition of the Bible?
All parents are not created equally.Would prefer to teach the bible to my children myself or have the church teach them.
The parts that a troubling number of Americans read. The one with the separation of the races, and the parts about running the US as a theocracy.What part of the Bible is that?
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