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Honestly, don't Christian family associations in Mississippi have ANYTHING better to do? Have you stomped out the Klan yet? Must you tread on higher education...something your state probably doesn't even understand???
Its not like they're even reading the Qur'an--they're just reading a book about the Qur'an. And shouldn't college students be able to form their own viewpoint about things rather than accepting the author's work as absolute truth? I guess some folks in Mississippi just don't understand that.
Honestly, don't Christian family associations in Mississippi have ANYTHING better to do? Have you stomped out the Klan yet? Must you tread on higher education...something your state probably doesn't even understand???
Folks, the GED diploma word of the day is, 'DISCUSSION' Can you spell that?The opt-out provision didn't satisfy the plaintiffs, however. Their suit contends: "Students who opt out must still attend the seminars, where presumably their papers will be read, and the students exposed to ridicule and hostile questioning. They will also be ostracized by dissenters."
Its not like they're even reading the Qur'an--they're just reading a book about the Qur'an. And shouldn't college students be able to form their own viewpoint about things rather than accepting the author's work as absolute truth? I guess some folks in Mississippi just don't understand that.