"This fall, more than 100,000 American public school children, ranging in age from four to 12, are scheduled to receive instruction in the lessons of Saul and the Amalekites in the comfort of their own public school classrooms. The instruction, which features in the second week of a weekly "Bible study" course, will come from the Good News Club, an after-school program sponsored by a group called the Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF). The aim of the CEF is to convert young children to a fundamentalist form of the Christian faith and recruit their peers to the club...".
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4 comments:
Fucking outrageous is what it is. The real good news is, it isn't obligatory. You have to sign your kids up for it. We got a flyer about it from my youngest daughter's school. It promptly ended up in the shit can...where the whole program belongs.
Unfortunately most "Christian" families will follow the other sheeple and sign their kids up for "wholesome" religious brainwashing.
Hell, they're already brain washed by the time they get to school. The crap I have to correct that other kids tell my youngest is unbelievable. Of course my right wing, bible thumping mother-in-law doesn't help matters either.
LOL! I'm glad I don't have to raise any children nowadays.
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