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**freeprescriptionplanrrx** · 08-22-2006, 10:04 AM

Sadly the same thing happens here in the United States as well. It is sad that the devil can make his presence so obvious in lands that nominally at least are majority Christian. In the US there are organizations such as the ACLU who would like nothing better then to remove any public display of love or loyalty to Christ. The devil must really love the whole drive to divorce God and the precepts of Christian morality from school, public life, and the government.

I will pray for the Christians at that school, that God might grant them victory. thank you for bringing this up. I think it would be good for a student who isnt Christian say a jew ,muslim, or wiccan to wear one of their religious symbols and see if the same thing happens to them.. if not you would have pretty good proof that it is specifically targeting Christians. Last Christmas a school had a picture of a menorah and star of david and another poster of a Christmass tree and the school made them take down the Christmass tree because it was a "religous symbol" lol. How many people venerate (or consider a holy symbol) the Christmas tree

. Some schools wont even allow "Christmas colors" and snow flakes.

08-22-2006, 10:04 AM	#2
freeprescriptionplanrrx Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 524 Senior Member	Sadly the same thing happens here in the United States as well. It is sad that the devil can make his presence so obvious in lands that nominally at least are majority Christian. In the US there are organizations such as the ACLU who would like nothing better then to remove any public display of love or loyalty to Christ. The devil must really love the whole drive to divorce God and the precepts of Christian morality from school, public life, and the government. I will pray for the Christians at that school, that God might grant them victory. thank you for bringing this up. I think it would be good for a student who isnt Christian say a jew ,muslim, or wiccan to wear one of their religious symbols and see if the same thing happens to them.. if not you would have pretty good proof that it is specifically targeting Christians. Last Christmas a school had a picture of a menorah and star of david and another poster of a Christmass tree and the school made them take down the Christmass tree because it was a "religous symbol" lol. How many people venerate (or consider a holy symbol) the Christmas tree . Some schools wont even allow "Christmas colors" and snow flakes.
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