JohnAllenD: I totally agree with you. Christians these days are less accepting of other religions and beliefs than they used to be.
I think it would be a good idea if they represented every religion in the school (every child would be represented at that point) each week with a different sign. It stays equal, there is no pushing religion down throats, and every party that goes to the school is represented. I say every party that goes to the school because it's the kids that are ultimately doing the signs so it's going to be their decision what it says AND it's a school function.
I'm sure somewhere this was posted already, but I must say it...This has been going on since at least 2003, why is something just now being said about the signs? If they allowed them to go on this long, why not continue. Like several people stated, if you don't like or agree with the signs, DON'T READ THEM and if you can't help yourself, either don't go to the games, or just wait until after the teams hit the field to take your seat. Don't take away something from these kids that has obviously been supported by the majority of the community and has now become a school tradition just because someone doesn't like it.
Cheerleaders’ religious signs draw fire
AMEN Edventuresbus!
Cheerleaders’ religious signs draw fire
JohnAllenD: I totally agree with you. Christians these days are less accepting of other religions and beliefs than they used to be.
I think it would be a good idea if they represented every religion in the school (every child would be represented at that point) each week with a different sign. It stays equal, there is no pushing religion down throats, and every party that goes to the school is represented. I say every party that goes to the school because it's the kids that are ultimately doing the signs so it's going to be their decision what it says AND it's a school function.
Cheerleaders’ religious signs draw fire
Oh, and just for the record, I don't give two craps what religion it was that was on the sign. That has no relevance in the matter at hand.
Cheerleaders’ religious signs draw fire
I'm sure somewhere this was posted already, but I must say it...This has been going on since at least 2003, why is something just now being said about the signs? If they allowed them to go on this long, why not continue. Like several people stated, if you don't like or agree with the signs, DON'T READ THEM and if you can't help yourself, either don't go to the games, or just wait until after the teams hit the field to take your seat. Don't take away something from these kids that has obviously been supported by the majority of the community and has now become a school tradition just because someone doesn't like it.