Originally Posted by leight69
Actually the Lords Prayer was removed due to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. And what happened was the case was brought before the courts (A parent of a non-christian denomination) and challenged the law as it stood against the Charter.
The courts struck down that portion of the law deeming it unconstitutional.
Don't really get this. How can saying the Lord's prayer be unconstitutional? Isn't it the right/freedom of everyone to say the Lord's Prayer in the morning, or whatever else they bloody well feel? In Canada, they stopped saying the Lord's Prayer, but they allow 2 minutes of quiet for whatever reflection you choose. If you want to say the Lord's Prayer in your head, knock yourself out. If you choose to use the time to decide on an outfit for the weekend, so be it.
The choices are in fact to either recognize ALL denominations/faiths/beleifs or to keep religion out of school.
that's why I said it had mostly to do with other religions.
There is also a HUGE difference between math and religion. Math can be proved, reproved and proved again...in fact that's what math is.
Don't know where this is coming from, seeing as how I never brought math up, but I totally agree with you bud.
Originally Posted by Squirrley
theyre wise individuals and I have a great amount of respect for them. My family rocks.
That's great, Squirrel. My grandparents are all gone and none of them liked me much anyway. Too outspoken for them, I guess. I never held anything back. My parents are both alcoholics and every weekend was a big drunk. I'm NOTHING like them and they passed on no beliefs whatsoever. I'm not bothered by it. I have a mind of my own and can read enough. I make my own informed decisions.