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Yes the trend started years ago in fewer idols to adore. BUT you know can't do anything with a statue now without being accused of erasing history or religion.
I agree and I think my post a couple up above summarizes that sentiment.
Ah - I missed it, or I would have simply quoted you and agreed!
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Originally Posted by moneill
Yes the trend started years ago in fewer idols to adore. BUT you know can't do anything with a statue now without being accused of erasing history or religion.
Except we're just going by what they said their reasoning was in the article.
Yes the trend started years ago in fewer idols to adore. BUT you know can't do anything with a statue now without being accused of erasing history or religion.
Try to keep up...
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An independent Catholic school in San Anselmo, California, has sparked the ire of some parents after officials removed and relocated a large number of religious statues, reportedly including those of Jesus and Mary, in order not to alienate children of other faiths.
A statue can "alienate" a child of another faith.
Where did that narrative come from?
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