I didn't think that it mocked God-- if I thought the author was being truly mean-spirited along that line instead of just joking around, I wouldn't have posted it. Guess that's one of those agree-to-disagree things. :-)
As for what's taught in the schools . . . that one was probably my fault-- in the article I read about it, it came across that some parents were against the movie simply because of what Dobson said the content was, without actually seeing it for themselves or at least listening to some of the songs, etc. I'm sure some of them did do that, but others probably did do a bit more research, and for lumping them in with the first group, I'm sorry.
I do think that parents know better than the schools what their children can handle and are ready for. The people who start in on how since they don't think *their* kid is ready, this shouldn't be available for *any* child at the schools are the ones I have a problem with, and not making that clearer was my mistake.
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As for what's taught in the schools . . . that one was probably my fault-- in the article I read about it, it came across that some parents were against the movie simply because of what Dobson said the content was, without actually seeing it for themselves or at least listening to some of the songs, etc. I'm sure some of them did do that, but others probably did do a bit more research, and for lumping them in with the first group, I'm sorry.
I do think that parents know better than the schools what their children can handle and are ready for. The people who start in on how since they don't think *their* kid is ready, this shouldn't be available for *any* child at the schools are the ones I have a problem with, and not making that clearer was my mistake.