Comments for Court Upholds Ban on Bible Reading at http://www.rightsidenews.com , comment 1 to 2 out of 2 comments http://www.rightsidenews.com Sat, 13 Mar 2010 17:51:16 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.3 http://www.rightsidenews.com/200906025011/culture-wars/court-upholds-ban-on-bible-reading.html#comment-2639 It would appear that [b]only[/b] Christianity and Judaeism are the vile corruptors to be avoided, demonized, ridiculed, insulted and proscribed. All others (with the favored status being given to Islam) must be promoted in the name of multi-culturalism and tolerance. Our public schools (including colleges) were and are systematically purged of every reminder, every mention, every reference to the facts that America is a country [b]founded[/b] in Judeo-Christian principles. It took 25 - 30 years to accomplish, and those who graduated from the public schools since (approximately - it varies a little based on region) mid to late 70's are now the generations who were educated without any foundational education in simple truths of anything being "absolute". For these generations they lost the ability to identify (much less choose) between right and wrong, since they were drilled in "tolerance" and "situational ethics". We, as a nation, need to re-discover our [b]own[/b] history, re-establish [b]American[/b] patriotism as being desirable (not something for which an apology is given), [b]renounce[/b] multi-culturalism as the divisive, destructive evil it has become (we are[b] all [/b]Americans[b] ONLY[/b], there should[b] never [/b]be any "hyphen"American) and remember that there is [b]nothing[/b] wrong with being[b] intolerant [/b]of injustice, inequality, immorality and oppressive regimes. - Anne Moyer Wed, 03 Jun 2009 09:32:06 +0100 http://www.rightsidenews.com/200906025011/culture-wars/court-upholds-ban-on-bible-reading.html#comment-2634 I'm pretty up on the Constitution of the United States. I see no constitutional provision that excludes religious reading in the classroom. What part of law was the decision based on?. There is no " separation of Church and State clause in the Constitution. The 1st. Amendment prohibits the government from legislating by religious doctrine and forming a national religion. It has nothing to do with religion in schools nor pevents the government from being religious in nature or having religious prinicples. THe Supreme Court needs to put an end to this crock of crap. - RichieRich Tue, 02 Jun 2009 21:24:08 +0100