Putting God back into schools.

[Schmoe1]

I've expressed my views on here before, that I don't believe any religions, but I believe in SOMETHING.  Some sort of creator.

My kids go to Catholic school because (A) I live in Philly, and they're sure as hell not going to public school, and (B) I realize they're going to one day come to their own conclusions anyway, like I did.

I agree that following a religion has its pros and cons, and I'll never knock anybody for what they believe in.  To each their own.  But as far as putting God back in school, I don't think it'll change anything if parents aren't doing their jobs in raising kids to be good people.

Shawnee chief Tecumseh said:

So live your life that the fear of death can never enter your heart.

Trouble no one about their religion.

Respect others in their view, and demand that they respect yours.


Love your life, perfect your life, beautify all things in your life.

Seek to make your life long and it's purpose in the service of your people.

When it come your time to die, sing your death song and die like a hero going home.

Now all through human history, some folks, a very low percentage, are just born bad, born junkyard dog mean, and no one, not even their parents, can do anything with them. That's not what we are seeing here with the increasing number of wrecked kids. These kids have been failed by everyone around them, and been socialized by machines and screens, rather than flesh and blood. face to face people.

The crazy shit that society puts out there via those machines and screens wrecks their formative young minds, and then you get what we see happening.

Society wrecks them, and then acts surprised that they are a wreck.

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Agreed, there's always bad seeds that are simply born with some wires crossed, no matter their upbringing.  So you agree then, that bringing God back to schools won't solve anything?  That's what I believe.  Seems like it comes down to the parents of those very few, born-bad people, closely monitoring their child for red flags.  

That can be difficult too, as kids aren't always honest with their parents in their teenage years.  "How was school today?"  

"Oh, it was great."  Even though they get bullied.

I don't think God is the solution here.  I think the only way to ensure this doesn't happen, or at least GREATLY reduce the possibility, is to place armed security at schools, along with cameras that are monitored.  All that can be done for way less than half of what we we're sending Ukraine.

Granted, that would take care of schools.  Evil people like that would simply choose another target.