Or the Faith. Being manipulated and exploited like this in the name of “religion” has set many people against the concept of religion as a whole. After all, if you can’t trust those who are supposed to love you and care about you, then who can you trust?I’d be interested to see that young person’s perspective on her father in ten years.
I’m sure. Its leftists banning books and movies.Everyday the left attempts to put down free speech.
How about just teaching them at home and cutting through all the crazy? Three hours a day is all it takes.How about we just educate our children on the subject matter of the class?
Sending your kids to public school does not equate ‘letting the state raise them’. Good grief. My teens are not vocal or sartorial about their Catholic Faith, but they all live with love, kindness, and respect and their Christlike presence effects their peers much more than any T-shirt would. And my public school educated kids are all individually active in our parish and foster their relationship with God through reading scripture and prayer–in their own and not prompted by my husband or me. WE are raising our kids, AND the go to public school–those things aren’t mutually exclusive.Another reason to raise your kids instead of letting the state raise them.
Oh, so simple for families where both parents work, or one or more children have special needs, or single parents, or moms with cancer (me)… kids can and do thrive in public school. Not all of them, and I would be willing to homeschool one of my kids if it was best for her/him, but there is nothing ‘simple’ and homeschooling for most of us…How about just teaching them at home and cutting through all the crazy? Three hours a day is all it takes.
Serious question. Since the Church makes the distinction of homosexual activity being sinful, and homosexual inclination not being a sin, do you think just merely saying “The Church is clear that homosexuality is not a sin” might cause poorly catechized Catholics, as well as non Catholics, to think that you are implying homosexual activity is not a sin? I ask this based on watching people talk past each other because they are not clear on definitions.The Church is clear that homosexuality is not a sin.
May or may not have been a publicity stunt. And it may or may not be the best way of evangelizing. There’s definitely nothing inherently “hateful” about the t-shirt though. What definition of “hatred” are you using?I don’t buy that. At all. Nor do a rapidly growing number of Christians who doubt the sincerity of publicity stunts like this. That cover has worn so thin that it is as transparent as Saran wrap. Plausible denial is no longer plausible.
See, this is my concern.Look, if the T shirt has a political message capable of causing discipline problems in the school, the kid gets sent home. It was not a very positive view, was it? Kids don’t get to wear shirts which confront and criticize others.
If only that were true. The rainbow flag is used to bully those who don’t agree with the PC agenda. It’s either agree with us or you’re a bigot, etc. There is nothing “inclusive” about the rainbow flag.One is meant to be inclusive; one could be considered exclusive.
No! The left puts down deliberate antagonist speech.Everyday the left attempts to put down free speech.
I missed the part where the state is raising them… :man_shrugging:t2:Another reason to raise your kids instead of letting the state raise them.
Which I believe is considered free speech (for now at least). Thanks for the confirmation!The left puts down deliberate antagonist speech.
Lol, thanks TC. I was incredulous but that explains it–I actually laughed reading your comment! Cheers and have a good day.I missed the part where the state is raising them… :man_shrugging:t2:
@NevermoreLenore Don’t worry about it…it’s Ruth’s schtick.