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Atheists & Agnostics

AlbertCat

(17,505 posts)

1. An interesting tid bit...

Reply to AlbertCat (Original post)

Sat Aug 8, 2015, 01:40 PM

Aug 2015

* The American Family Association’s Bryan Fischer wasn’t pleased that Kasich said in the prime-time debate that he’s attended a same-sex wedding. Fischer said attending a gay friend’s wedding is like attending the “grand opening celebration” of a friend’s “new crack house” because you are simply “enabling” that friend’s behavior.

And of course fee-fees...

* An interesting controversy is brewing in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where a teacher is being sued for allegedly upbraiding a second grader who told another child he doesn’t go to church and doesn’t believe in God. The child’s family is seeking damages, but the teacher said the child’s atheism hurt other students’ feelings.

Why not ask the students why they think they should feel hurt, if indeed they do.? (Is their faith so weak? Let's hope so!)

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