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Originally posted by Unity_99
It's illegal to put Torah and Exodus, and God's Chosen People, and Mohummad into history as if this is real
Originally posted by Unity_99
reply to post by Kandinsky
Canadian or even BC curriculum never ever included this before. This is unheard of and downgrading of the education, taking history and blending it with myths and theocracy. I don't understand what education system everyone is getting around here, BUT I DO KNOW WHAT OUR COUNTIES EDUCATION SYSTEM WAS UP UNTIL VERY RECENTLY. This is illegal. It's illegal to put Torah and Exodus, and God's Chosen People, and Mohummad into history as if this is real. That is sickening.
edit on 29-10-2012 by Unity_99 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Unity_99
you just get that warm cozy feeling and don't sweat the small stuff, like perfect spelling.
Originally posted by Unity_99
Man, I just thought of a terrific way to get the ball rolling with the Social Studies Teacher and even the school board. I'm just going to send them a copy of this thread, and make a few extra pointed comments.
But this is going to be changed back.
Originally posted by Unity_99
My children are taught the truth, that I don't know if this mohummad existed, but if he did and any of the rumor about him are not metaphors and lies, then he's a pedafile, sorry. Truth is truth. and he is not a nice guy. Nor is the God of Is Ra El, He liked animal sacrifices and commanded slaghter of women, children, relatives and neighbors who didn't worship him probably because they were too afraid too.
And you know this because you are educated on the subject.
Do your kids not deserve the same right to form an educated informed opinion?
Or should they just take your opinion as gospel?
pun intended.
p126.
1. According to IBN al-Hajj, the elders sai a woman could leave her home on only 3 occasions. What are they? Why are these occasions important?
2. Do you think Ibn al-Hajj accepts the opinion of the elders about the place of women in society? Why or why not?
3. IN what way do the views of the pious elders and those of Jahiz seem to contradict each ohter? In what ways are their views similar"