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"Shortly after school began in September, the teacher told his sixth-period students at Kearny High School that evolution and the Big Bang were not scientific, that dinosaurs were aboard Noah's ark, and that only Christians had a place in heaven, according to audio recordings made by a student whose family is now considering a lawsuit claiming Mr. Paszkiewicz broke the church-state boundary."
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People like him should not be allowed to spread their poisin and lies to impressionable young minds.
Posted on December 21, 2006 8:15 AM
People like him shouldn't be allowed to spread this poisin to impressionable young minds.
Posted on December 21, 2006 12:08 PM
NY Times today has an op-ed about the shoe on the other foot: called "The Devoted Student". The professor bemoans how the archreligious have so demanded religious correctness in the colleges that any attempt to foster critical thinking is shouted down. His dean even asked that he apologize to a student in his philosophy of religions course who refused to read Nietzsche.
To his credit, the professor refused to apologize.
Posted on December 21, 2006 2:13 PM
I've read Nietzsche. I'd refuse to do it any more, but only because i have a hard time following his continuous stream of aphorisms.... the man was so deep he became annoying. :)
Posted on December 21, 2006 2:46 PM
"People like him should not be allowed to spread their poisin(sic) and lies to impressionable young minds."
Well, my take on it is tht if this guy was that experienced a teacher, he had every reason to understand exactly why what he did was inappropriate. He should be held to a higher standard than some poor kid fresh out of college.
Posted on December 21, 2006 3:14 PM