alt.education

Jd wrote:
>Bob LeChevalier wrote:
>>>But now, you want
>>
>>You have no clue what I want.
>
>I agree. What exactly is it that you want (besides the ultimate denial wrt the founding fathers
>relying on God to help them found America)?

You lose again. I couldn't care less what you deny, ultimately or
otherwise. Nor does it matter much to me whether, whom, or how the
founders may have relied upon.

I want Christian wannabes to stop serving The Prince of Liars, and
driving people away from Christ's message with their perversions of
that message. But I know that even this ultimately doesn't matter.
God can handle your ilk with no trouble.

I want the education newsgroups to talk about education a lot more
than they do.

>Knowing not what you want, does not mean I'm unaware of what you don't want. What you don't want
>is any talk of these "chosen" ones...

I don't care what you talk about. I would prefer that you not talk
about it on the education newsgroups.

I do think the world would be a better place if there weren't so many
people that are so sure that they are "chosen" or "gifted" or
"blessed" in some special way. It's kinda sad knowing that so many
are wrong in such a fundamentally sad way.

If God chooses someone, that is up to God, and nobody's business but
His. If God tells me that someone is chosen, I have good reason to
believe Him. If someone tells that someone else is chosen, I'll look
for evidence of John-the-Baptist syndrome. If someone tells me that
THEY are chosen, then I know that they are a liar and servant of
Satan.

>Bob, you are confused between the issues of Constitutional law i.e. "equal protection under the
>law" along with other humanistic ideological precepts of equality (such as affirmative action) and
>the Biblical truth that in reality.....

I am not in the least confused.

>in the eyes of God there are actually a few which are "chosen" by God for specific, benevolent purposes.

God can see whatever He wants with His eyes. He can choose whatever
or whoever He wants for whatever purpose He wants.

Alas, Satan has fooled some Christian wannabes into thinking that they
can choose themselves and that this somehow magically means that God
has chosen them. The purposes that they serve are anything but
benevolent, and this is obvious to anyone who listens to them.

>The DOI states that "all men are created equal", yet it fails to touch on anything whatsover having
>to do with the status of men after birth.

The DOI is irrelevant. It is not law.

lojbab