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May 08, 2010

X-Posing the Truth About Government School

On a recent post of mine, a young girl named Maya left the following questions/comments for me:

"I'm curious, do you know anything about public schools at all? Because it appears that you do not. 'Lessons of anti/non-Christian beliefs are endorsed'
This is a complete and utter falsity. Not MENTIONING God and Christianity is NOT the same as endorsing anti-Christian beliefs...School is a place for academics, not religion, and combining the two is an outrage...Your downright ignorance of the public school agenda completely discredits any arguments you have against it. Maybe you ought to spend a little time researching what public schools actually DO teach and stand for, instead of reading biased and misrepresentational accounts of government schooling."

To answer your first question, Maya, yes I do happen to know a few things about public schools, much of which you can find on my other blog BUREAUCRATIC DAYCARE or my Facebook fan page GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS DESTROY CHILDREN'S MINDS.

Whether you acknowledge it or not, the simple fact is that the present government education system has as its foundation an anti-Christian philosophy known as Secular Humanism. All one has to do to confirm this is read the two Humanist Manifestos.

Joe R. Burnett, the editor of The Humanist Magazine in 1961 said this: "Public education is the parochial education for scientific humanism."

In the January/February 1983 issue of The Humanist magazine, a young scholar by the name of John J. Dunphy expressed the aim of humanists in education with these very blunt words:

"The battle for humankind's future must be waged and won in the public school classroom by teachers who correctly perceive their role as the proselytizers of a new faith: A religion of humanity -- utilizing a classroom instead of a pulpit to carry humanist values into wherever they teach. The classroom must and will become an arena of conflict between the old and the new -- the rotting corpse of Christianity, together with its adjacent evils and misery, and the new faith of humanism."

If school is supposed to be a place for academics, not religion, like you say, why has the government made strict compulsory attendance laws forcing children of all religions and backgrounds to attend a school which teaches Darwinian dogma, Marxists ideologies, and Socialism, all while subjecting students to the obvious daily problems of violence, crime and perversion.

The fact is, millions of Americans have wasted twelve years in violent, drug-infested, chronically-incompetent government schools and now have emerged from the educational process, unable to read, write or spell, do simple arithmetic, or speak grammatically. Now we have thousands who are functionally illiterate and countless more who are completely morally bankrupt.

Maya, you claim that it is utterly false for me to assert that 'Lessons of anti/non-Christian beliefs are endorsed' at school, yet my ignorance of the public school agenda led me to the following:

The Radical Policies of the NEA - The National Education Association which usually passes a dozen or more pro-homosexual resolutions every year at its annual national convention, last year in San Diego went all-out in support of same-sex marriage.

Paul Haubner, a specialist for the NEA states, “The schools cannot allow parents to influence the kind of values-education their children receive in school; . that is what is wrong with those who say there is a universal system of values. Our [humanistic] goals are incompatible with theirs. We must change their values.”

Perhaps you are not aware of Kevin Jennings, the founder of GLSEN, who was appointed by the Obama administration to run the Office of Safe & Drug Free Schools in the US Department of Education. GLSEN (Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network) is a national homosexual organization that targets children in the public schools, and has formed "gay straight alliance" clubs in schools across the country.

Jennings was the Executive Director of GLSEN at the time and was the keynote speaker at The "Fistgate" conference with homosexual activists teaching children how to perform homosexual sex acts.

Recently, Kevin Jennings introduced a bill in Congress to require normalization of homosexuality, transgenderism, cross-dressing, etc., in America's public schools!

While spending a little time researching what public schools actually DO teach and stand for, all I could come up with are more biased and misrepresentational accounts of government schooling:

Extremely slick homosexual propaganda directed at elementary children to desensitize students and normalize perversion!

Here is another anti-Christian lesson: "Sex, Teens & Drugs" during the World Affairs Conference where a four-panelist of experts held a sexually explicit discussion with students at Boulder High School.

In San Diego school officials have adopted a new policy making it so teenagers No Longer Require Parental Consent for Abortions

And a couple years ago, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against parents who sued their local school district after their elementary-age children were given a sexually charged survey, saying there is: “no fundamental right of parents to be the exclusive provider of information regarding sexual matters to their children.”

Maya, while I could continue to go on and on exposing the harsh TRUTH about government schools, and other horror stories, I know you will remain willfully ignorant, comfortably in denial, while accusing me of not having any credible arguments. Of course, don't take my word for it - read all the links for yourself!

“From a Christian point of view, the experiment of government education has been a colossal failure. In place of God, the public schools offer evolution, multiculturalism, transcendental meditation, situational ethics, drug education, death education, sex education, sensitivity training, gay studies, condoms, whole language, behaviorism, magic circles, and other humanist teachings.”
-- Dr. Samuel L. Blumenfeld

6 comments:

  1. Contrary to what Human Ape says in his blog that Christians are ignorant and "sub-human" but just look who's talking. If he calls the results of teaching evolution progress, he's dead wrong. He's just too proud to admit he's wrong and he's probably worshiping Richard Dawkins right now.

    To say you can't mix Christianity and science is downright crazy. Why? Science proves life never comes from chance and that because of sin, life was ruined.

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  2. Well I'm glad to see you have done your research. I stand firm on my point that you have only used biased sources though, but that's certainly better than nothing. Having witnessed firsthand what life in a public school is like, I can safely say that much of these conclusions about it are sadly mistaken.
    I'd like to mention that the "Darwinism Dogma" you speak of has every reason to be taught in public schools. It is a scientific theory. No where in my ninth grade biology class were we told "Evolution is absolute fact. It is here to replace creationism," because neither of those statements is true. Evolution has never been proven, it is simply a theory as to why there are so many different species on the planet. Who's to say there isn't a God who made many species, which just happened to undergo some changes thanks to natural selection and begin branching off into different species? This is certainly a possibility. Personally I don't believe there is a God or that creationism has any validity at all, but I have the maturity to admit that there's always a small chance that I'm wrong. Do you? Creationism cannot be taught in public schools because it is a religious belief. The theories of Charles Darwin are scientific beliefs. See the difference?
    Your points on how homosexuality is introduced in a mainstream manner in public schools does not affect my feelings toward public schools. Homosexuality is real and it is out there. No one and nothing can change that. Instead of forcing these people "back into the closet where they belong" as you once said, we need to begin to accept this lifestyle. That is what public schools are encouraging children to do, and I commend them for it. This is not an anti-Christian belief. It is an acknowledgement of reality. Teaching students that homosexuality is wrong and should be feared and punished by death does nothing but encourage hatred and violence.
    As for the quotes from humanists, for every person who hopes to makes public schools purely humanistic, there is another who desperately wants God and Christian beliefs infiltrating the classrooms. It doesn’t mean that either is going to get their way.
    "The fact is, millions of Americans have wasted twelve years in violent, drug-infested, chronically-incompetent government schools and now have emerged from the educational process, unable to read, write or spell, do simple arithmetic, or speak grammatically. Now we have thousands who are functionally illiterate and countless more who are completely morally bankrupt."
    People who are illiterate, cannot spell, speak, or do simple arithmetic, also can NOT graduate from a public school. I'm not sure where you got the idea that they could.
    Personally I think that you need to adjust your attitude towards public schools. Instead of complaining about everything you think is wrong with them, why not take action and do something about it? Or better yet, since your kids don't even go to these schools, stop worrying about it completely. It really isn't your problem and it doesn't have anything to do with you. And instead of insulting the intelligence of those who attend public schools, stick to just insulting the school system. The fact that I attended a "Godless government school" does not make me any less intelligent than home schooled kids. You cannot make assumptions like that about me, or anyone because not only do you not know them, you don't know much about their school system either.

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  3. I went to public school.

    And now I work in public schools.

    Both then and now I seem to have missed the anti-Christian agenda as well as the pro-homosexual agenda. I've also not seen much in the way of violence, crime, and perversion. Darwin's theory is taught in science classes, is that what you mean by Darwinian Dogma? Marxist Ideologies and socialism are forms of government and taught with democracy, republic, monarchy, anarchy and so forth. While I will admit that the quality and quantity of education has declined since I graduated high school, the claims you are making are grossly inaccurate at best if not a total lie.

    Look, just because you, by your own admission, were the drug addicted community bicycle of your high school, doesn't mean the rest of us were just the same. I'm glad to see you straightened your life out, but you really need to get over your past.

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  4. "To say you can't mix Christianity and science is downright crazy. Why? Science proves life never comes from chance and that because of sin, life was ruined."

    Excuse me, can you please show me a scrap of evidence to corroborate this remarkable claim? Or did you just read it in some creationist pamphlet being handed out in the mall (you know, one of those pamphlets which sets up the whole Darwinian edifice as being about "chance", and then presents a highly complex piece of biology to "disprove" Darwinism)? Science "proves" that because of sin, life was ruined? That would be one of the most extraordinary scientific finds in the history of humanity if it could be demonstrated.

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  5. dani, i'm a 59 year old grandmother and came across your blog while doing a search on good and evil. I'm encouarged and bless that there are those in the next generation that God is raising to be mighty in Him and hold fast to what is good. It's obvious you are battling not with flesh and blood, but with those principalities and powers of the air by the verosity of some respondents. praise God. I've been in a few battles myself. This might not be a problem for you, but as you fight, be sure to walk in grace, submitting yourself and even the knowledge you've been given to the Lord so as not to become prideful. I say that in true experience:), not condemning in any way. blessings to you, sister, glo

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  6. Well, at least it served as fuel for an excellent post. I love how you share your sources. :)

    I don't know how you manage dealing with so many proud unbelievers that try to lecture you with their silly notions of right and wrong.

    God bless you, my sister! ((Hugs))

    ~ Mrs. A

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