Louisiana public school principal pushes religion on student for dancing at a party. Removes her from student government and rescinds scholarship endorsement

At some point it must be acknowledged that whether or not religion universally stands in opposition to education, Christianity certainly does.

Historically, the vast majority of Christian practice was in service to emperors and kings. The clergy and monarchy conspired to subjugate 99.9% of the population to a world of poverty, slavery, disease, illiteracy, and war. Literally the Dark Ages. Prior to Christianity was the Greek and Roman period of great philosophy, government, architecture, engineering, and science.

Today, Christians force their way of life onto other people regardless of the inherent morality of that way of life. Any and every action that does not fit into the singular Christian way is either punished or deleted from existence using any power they have access to

The punishment instills fear at the mere act of thinking for one's self. The fear of punishment keeps the production of loyal Christians turning. The ability to think for one's self is arguably education's most important goal. But the explicit prevention of exposure to knowledge outside of Christian worship is certainly antithetical to education by definition

This principle wielded his power to prevent a girl from dancing. Dancing isn't immoral. He was punished his whole life for being an individual. Seeing her be an individual made him feel awkward. So he wielded his power to punish her

Knowledge is power. The more knowledge is given to people, the less they can be controlled. That is why Christians and those in control of them are so desperately dismantling education in every way they can. It must be stopped

Submitted October 10, 2023 at 05:22PM by ShafordoDrForgone https://ift.tt/2tGm9rx