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I'm not going to get into another long drawn out discussion concerning people misinterpreting people's rights. The school will change their minds and she will be allowed to submit the lesson as written.
I'm liberal and Jewish and I think the teacher was wrong. If the kid picked g-d as her idol, then fine; I don't see how it violates church-state separation because it's not coerced.
The teacher is obviously wrong - a student writing about her religious beliefs certainly does not violate the separation of church and state principle.
Doesn't surprise me in the least - this forum is full of people who can't comprehend this principle or the idea of free speech. Why would the real world be any different?
Clearly, the school DOES understand how it's supposed to work - do what's the issue here?
Do you think you might add something outside of your bigotry? If you believe the teacher was right, make your argument.
Sarcasm is bigotry now? The persecution complex expands...
And I dont agree with the teacher, I just find it humorous that the most privileged demographic in America always has so much to complaim about.
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