matt #fundie rr-bb.com

This is really scarry. What's the next step. They say in the documentation that they and other member states must oppose Creationism but what is to happen next? An opposition to the belief in life after death because it is not scientifically proovable. Or perhaps missing out the miracles of Jesus in all Religious classes because science teaches they are a physical impossibility. The next logical step is to outlaw and legislate against the teachings of Jesus because he claimed to be the Son of God - and science acknowledges no omniscient, creator being. Then let's just take Christianity out of all our education system.

I'm a teacher in Britain and I'm not going to listen at all to any recommendations - or laws that come down from Europe. In my experience of education in Britain, the more the Govt. tries to legislate against and remove our God from Schools the more the Holy Spirit seems to be working in the hearts of our kids, stirring them to a faith in God.

I answer to God. Not to the Council of Europe.

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