[~Candy~]

Originally Posted by poochee

Yep, I am anti-abortion (except in rare cases), but as I said lifestyle is the cause.

Asking for an explanation once again

Inquiring minds want to know What does lifestyle have to do with it?

[poochee]

Originally Posted by AcaCandy

The schools need to have the freedom or right, or whatever you wish to call it, to teach sexual education. Some parents are very opposed to that, as little Johnny or little Jenny can't be exposed to that

Once they discover it on their own, then, we are left with unwanted pregnancies or forcing children to have babies.

Sex education should be taught by parents along with morality. They won't get that in a school. What they get there is a how-to guide. Good morals is the answer and kids can't be taught that in a public school.

[poochee]

Originally Posted by AcaCandy

Asking for an explanation once again

Inquiring minds want to know What does lifestyle have to do with it?

Sleeping around whenever with whoever. Respecting the body instead of passing around would help, to be blunt.

[katonca]

Originally Posted by AcaCandy

I'm not a liberal, but, I must wonder how homosexuality would affect you? Or anyone for that matter

You're right it doesn't affect me (personally) but neither does someone breaking any of the ten commandments. But it's still ill-advised by religion

[~Candy~]

Originally Posted by poochee

Sex education should be taught by parents along with morality. They won't get that in a school. What they get there is a how-to guide. Good morals is the answer and kids can't be taught that in a public school.

Unfortunately, with babies having babies now, how in the world are these "CHILD" parents going to teach morality?

[katonca]

Originally Posted by AcaCandy

Unfortunately, with babies having babies now, how in the world are these "CHILD" parents going to teach morality?

The odds are against them for sure

EDIT: and with that, I'm off to bed. You all have a nice night

[~Candy~]

Originally Posted by katonca

You're right it doesn't affect me (personally) but neither does someone breaking any of the ten commandments. But it's still ill-advised by religion

Then why do you care?

I could care less what my neighbors are doing behind their closed bedroom doors, and I certainly hope that they feel the same way about me.

And I think the only commandment that would bring up an issue in my life would be the "I shall not kill" or what the heckever they say

The others, I would ask, WHY DO YOU CARE?

[~Candy~]

Originally Posted by katonca

The odds are against them for sure

EDIT: and with that, I'm off to bed. You all have a nice night

Free birth control would go a long way, in my humble opinon and it should be handed out in schools.

[~Candy~]

Originally Posted by poochee

Sleeping around whenever with whoever. Respecting the body instead of passing around would help, to be blunt.

And how do we solve that problem?

[poochee]

Originally Posted by AcaCandy

Unfortunately, with babies having babies now, how in the world are these "CHILD" parents going to teach morality?

Unfortunately, public schools aren't allowed to teach morality. I know the churches are reaching out to the youth. Maybe some kind of community action, like after school programs to point those without proper guidance at home in the right direction. It's a sad situation.

[poochee]

Originally Posted by AcaCandy

And how do we solve that problem?

I think the young people are the ones to concentrate on. The older ones...some come to their senses as they age. Some are lost souls.

[~Candy~]

Originally Posted by poochee

Unfortunately, public schools aren't allowed to teach morality. I know the churches are reaching out to the youth. Maybe some kind of community action, like after school programs to point those without proper guidance at home in the right direction. It's a sad situation.

It is a sad situation, I agree.....I've lived it with two younger sisters and am STILL living it with one.

But, WHY aren't public schools allowed to teach morality?

Also, how do we find out that they don't have proper guidance at home?

[~Candy~]

Originally Posted by poochee

A man is to be the head of a church.

Oh, that is so priceless and to think, I ALMOST missed it So much for EOE

Head of church and state

So much for the Hill


By the way, that is written in the scriptures, is it?



So much for EOE.................................

[poochee]

Originally Posted by AcaCandy

It is a sad situation, I agree.....I've lived it with two younger sisters and am STILL living it with one.

But, WHY aren't public schools allowed to teach morality?

Also, how do we find out that they don't have proper guidance at home?

Because morality/religion go together and public schools can't get into God.

One way to tell is how the child conducts his/herself. Do they have a smart mouth. Are they disinterested in their studies. Are they hanging out instead of going home. Are the parents involved at the school. One of my cousins was a teacher in Chicago and she said she could tell a lot about a child's homelife by how they acted in class. It is complicated, but society can't give up on it. Kids have to be kept busy.

[poochee]

Originally Posted by AcaCandy

Oh, that is so priceless and to think, I ALMOST missed it So much for EOE

Head of church and state

So much for the Hill

By the way, that is written in the scriptures, is it?

So much for EOE.................................

That is Biblical.

Doesn't apply to queens, politics, etc. Just to the church.