Michael McConnell's Sadness

[Alan Leigh Armstrong]

>What, in principle, is *wrong* with proselytization through education,
>so long as one remains respectful of dissent and the right to opt
>out (and so long as not done through compulsory attendance laws
>without a fully effective opt-out from state compulsion)?  I hold the
>religious beliefs I hold because I believe that they are *true*
>beliefs.
>Michael Stokes Paulsen
>University of Minnesota Law School

Because the penalty for following the "wrong" religion can be eternal
damnation, everyone needs to make their own decisions. In order to do that
a person needs information and shouldhave learned enough to be able to
defend their choice in a logical manner.
However, when a teacher is dealing with "young skulls full of mush" you can
wind up with indoctrnation rather than learning.

For an example of the Bible being right, carefully read Genesis 1:6-8 (The
second day of creation (Monday)) and notice that, unlike the other days,
there is no "God saw how good it was." Now you know why Mondays are a
problem.

Alan

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