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How evil is this!
No where in the article does it say that the UN supports and/or will ever endorse the idea of religious education being a form of child abuse.
The "UN forum" is only being "proposed," and if the UN is ever ask to "take a clear stand on the forced involvement of children in religious practices," do you really think that the organization will support it?
You're being an alarmist, and clearly have no qualms in employing misinformation and fear to garner support for your cause.
I wish you peace.
Michael
Yes Michael, I do believe the godless UN will give this proposal serious consideration.
If that makes me an alarmist so be it. At least I'm not a heretic or an atheist.
"The Center for Inquiry, an organisation recently awarded special consultative status as an NGO at the United Nations (UN) will consider the proposals of Innaiah Narisetti, the chairman of the Center for Inquiry's India chapter, that portend the next stage in the assault on the rights of parents to educate their children."
paramedicgirl,
I wouldn't worry about Michael, consider the source. He believes that one can live in mortal sin (homosexuality) and still go to heaven.
So he wouldn't be alarmed about anything evil.
Dave
Thanks, Dave, I have visited and left comments on Michael's heretical "catholic" blog before. That's how Winnipeg catholic and I started on our battles.
Reason no. 123,577,456,345 to cut the U.N. loose. What else can one expect from an organization, one of whose founding members was the officially atheist Soviet Union?
Wow! I visited Bayly's blog - he is heretical! It is definitely not Catholic - are people really so deluded that they think they are still Catholic when they produce that kind of BS? No wonder people get so hostile after reading that crap.
are people really so deluded that they think they are still Catholic when they produce that kind of BS?
Simply, YES.
I am sure that they have some kind of rationalization (in their own minds that is) to justify their heretical ways!
I don't believe any of the items in Mr. Bayly's blog, but in this case, he's absolutely right. There isn't a word in the article that gives the slightest indication of UN approval. In fact, there's not the slightest possibility the UN would vote for such a thing.
But Jeffrey, they are considering it, through an organization that the UN gave special consultative status to. And that is enough to set off the alarm bells.
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