new century, same crap: Native American religion is devil worship

[APU_Fusion]

The parents make that choice. That's part of the job description.

Do you support the Ten Commandments being forced to be displayed in a public school too? Yes or no. Stop ignoring questions and answer. Yes or no?

 

[[DHT]Osiris]

From reading the article they have a choice as to what school they attend. It is just the choices suck.

Apache families who send their children to the East Fork Lutheran school face a complicated choice. Some families do so because students in Christian schools are seen as more successful than those attending the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) schools down the road. Others simply value a Christian education, and feel that their children might get on the “right path” with that background.

The children. The children do not have a choice in what school they go to, the parents do in most cases.

The parents make that choice. That's part of the job description.

Yeah but your implied statement is that if the individual attending the school doesn't wish to be exposed to the religion associated with that school, they can go elsewhere. That is false, as the child attending the school doesn't have that choice.

 

[Brovane]

The children. The children do not have a choice in what school they go to, the parents do in most cases.

That would depend on family dynamics as to how much say the parents give their children as to the choice of their school and what the possible options are for them. It appears from the original posted article that the Parents/Family had a choice to choose a non-religious school for their children to attend.

 

[Fenixgoon]

That would depend on family dynamics as to how much say the parents give their children as to the choice of their school and what the possible options are for them. It appears from the original posted article that the Parents/Family had a choice to choose a non-religious school for their children to attend.

So in other words, the children do not get a choice. Their parents choose for them, and may or may not honor their wishes.