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Originally posted by ToneDeaf
Originally posted by 5StarOracle do not bother to attempt to lead me
Why is it that you think you have a say in this schools
programs or regulations; are you paying tuition at this school ?
In other words, your input is mute.
Haven't you heard of non-denominational prayer rms ?
Don't they have such in hospitals, military etc.?
edit on 27/10/11 by ToneDeaf because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by spacekc929
reply to post by 5StarOracle
Catholic schools traditionally have much better educations than public schools. They are at the school because it is a good school and will give them a good education. But just because it's a Catholic run school doesn't mean that Muslims shouldn't be given a place to pray.
I repeat: at my Catholic school, there is a Multi Faith prayer room and associations for all different types of religions. It is pure dogmatic bigotry that makes the administration of this school not allow for Muslims to have a space of prayer. Jesus commanded us to love our neighbors as ourselves, which means, if we have a prayer space, then our neighboring Muslims should also be allowed to have a prayer space.
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
reply to post by Veritas1
How exactly is this discrimination? College is elective schooling. The students can choose any college they wish to attend.
Originally posted by Veritas1
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
reply to post by Veritas1
How exactly is this discrimination? College is elective schooling. The students can choose any college they wish to attend.
In my opinion, its not discrimination. I agree with you that they can choose to go to school anywhere they want to go, but chose to go to a catholic school, which to me, shows that they knew exactly what they were doing and perhaps the intentions were not to gain an education, but more than likely to stir up trouble. Thats why I had the term discrimination in quotations.
Originally posted by ToneDeaf
Contrary to previous posters, Muslims and Catholics indeed
have a lot in common.
Originally posted by Trexter Ziam
Catholics don't pray to statues, and are not required to face statues either. Statues are simply decorations.
Originally posted by Trexter Ziam
Muslims on the other hand are required to worship a ROCK! A fallen meteorite to be specific. It's their Kabbah in Mecca.
Originally posted by luciddream
First let me say i'm not fond of organized religion, ALL OF THEM!
The rights of Muslim is getting annoying...
Canada especially Toronto have high multicultural population and Muslims getting special rights over so many other culture and religion is unfair.
Originally posted by ShortMemory
i understand where they are coming from, everything about the christian faith makes me uncofortable.. lets face it, its not exactly a nice feeling when you realise so many of your fellow humans have been brainwashed into believing in angry spirits in the sky..
i say good on them! for too long christianity has had a stranglehold on our society and its time something was done about it
Originally posted by xaphoo1971
That's like being unconfortable with chickens and going to KFC for lunch! Get real people...