bottom@katadn.DEC (09/12/85)
Religion has no business being taught in schools. The teaching of any form of creation (christian, buddist etc) would no doubt violate some other sect's inalienable rights in some insignificant fashion and the resulting lawsuits could only raise local property taxes. Lets keep religion in churches and science in schools. Dave Bottom DEC Augusta Maine !dec-rhea!dec-katadn!bottom
bottom@katadn.DEC (09/24/85)
>The name is "Falwell, not "Foulwell" etc.
So sorry, Mr. Reverent Falwell is one of this country's most dispicable
neo-nazi's. After seeing him on several talk shows it's obvious the man
is evil, he knows when he is tell a lie and smirks when he does so.
To advocate that people who abuse organised religion on the scale that
he does should have "more" of a say in what *my* children are taught is
a postion that *I* have little sympathy for.
Dave Bottom
DEC Augusta Maine
!dec-rhea!dec-katadn!bottomjho@ihu1m.UUCP (Yosi Hoshen) (09/25/85)
> Dave Bottom > So sorry, Mr. Reverent Falwell is one of this country's most dispicable > neo-Nazi's. After seeing him on several talk shows it's obvious the man > is evil, he knows when he is tell a lie and smirks when he does so. I disagree with Rev. Falwell ideology almost on every social issue. I don't like his self righteousness. Yet, calling him a Nazi is going too far. I think that by labeling people indiscriminately as Nazis, we dilute this term. This term should be reserved to those who really qualify for it. -- Yosi Hoshen, AT&T Bell Laboratories Naperville, Illinois, Mail: ihnp4!ihu1m!jho