Nutcase Christian Teacher Burns Cross On Kids Arm

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More proof that religion is a mental illness.

news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080620/ap_on_re_us/teacher_bible;_ylt=AkpDoCUPAY16pOuAOruvtams0NUE

Report: Ohio teacher burned cross on kids' arms

A public school teacher preached his Christian beliefs despite complaints by other teachers and administrators and used a device to burn the image of a cross on students' arms, according to a report by independent investigators.

Mount Vernon Middle School teacher John Freshwater also taught creationism in his science class and was insubordinate in failing to remove a Bible and other religious materials from his classroom, the report said....

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Just like the Inquisitioners

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I'd like to see this article on the front page of Prison Planet.

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Jun 21, 2008 17:23:18 GMT -5 KNOWTHIS said:

I'd like to see this article on the front page of Prison Planet.

You won't since Alex Jones is a Christian.

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Exactly.

But if it were instead a homosexual teacher putting a rainbow sticker on a student it would be front-page, top headline.

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Like I have always said, Alex and the Libertarians should stick to 9/11 and the poice state. Most other subject matter is Establishment nonsense that I have been hearing since the 50s.

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Alex needs to accept the Straussian philosophy as a whole, especially the part about religion being a noble lie, a tool of control intended only for the socially inferior. By falling in to the traps of religion you're playing right in to their head games. Divisive issues like gay marriage and what not are instruments of the neocon's divide and conquer strategy.

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The origin of the word religion is "religio" which means "to hold down or bind up". IT was then tied by early Christians to be "pious". Odd that Jesus never considered himself a Christian but an Essene.

Personally, I have no use for religion, except some of the Churches are pretty impressive buildings on an architectural level. To me, science, technology, humanities, and the Arts were/are more relevant.