Freehold Public School Kids are Lucky, They Learn About Jesus

[Johny Joe Hold]

Sometimes I think the world will catch up with us here in Freehold. Our public schools have had mandatory courses in the Bible for a century. Students graduate knowing their only path in life will be Baptist.

Now a legislator in Iowa has proposed doing in all Iowa public schools what we do here in Freehold, teach the Bible. The legislator says, "Today, we are raising generations of children ignorant of the original core of American values...these...values did not spring from a cornucopia of world religions.."

Our elementary and high school teachers in Freehold make this very clear. Other religions do not condemn homerism like the Bible does. Naming homerism as a sin is a universal value here in America. If children are not taught this in public school, they may never know about this great sin.

https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/education/2018/01/18/bill-would-add-bible-literacy-class-iowa-public-schools/1044057001/

[Mary Etheldreda]

Re: Freehold Public School Kids are Lucky, They Learn About Jesus

According to the Des Moines Register,

A bill introduced at the Iowa Statehouse this week would establish a public school course centered on the Bible — sparking outcry from opponents who call it an "extreme piece of legislation."

Interesting how the FAKE NEWS LIBERAL MEDIA use catch-phrases like "extreme" and "legislation." We know "extreme" refers to crazy whackadoos like Muslims who not only believe weird stories in their Book of Lies, but harbor a violent obsession to force everyone to believe and respect them.

If a nation isn't founded on principles of knowledge and morals, then how can it survive for long? How can it recognize and thwart the evil ways of the Atheist? How can it avoid being duped by those sneaky dogs, the Jews?

No. It doesn't make sense. I for one feel very blessed to have been created in the Image of a Perfect God, to know the value of righteousness and to remind other parents out there that our jobs are to raise children to go to Heaven, not Harvard.

[BrotherLarry]

Re: Freehold Public School Kids are Lucky, They Learn About Jesus

It pains me to recall that I was raised in a Catholic environment, where the Mass was a part of every day and we were forced to go to confession on Fridays. We had to sign a register to prove we had gone.


Sister Ann Luke told me once that I was her favorite pupil. I can still hear her prediction: "You are going to be an intelligent, well-built, handsome man, little Larry." Even at that age, my brilliance and wisdom was apparent. If only I had learned the ways of True Christianity(TM) instead of the fake nonsense that the sisters and priests made us memorize, and the hymns they made us sing:


Immaculate Mary, your praises we sing.
You reign now in Heaven with Jesus our King.

Ave, Ave, Ave, Maria! Ave, Ave, Ave, Maria!

In Heaven the blessed your glory proclaim;
On earth we your children invoke your sweet name.

Ave, Ave, Ave, Maria! Ave, Ave, Ave, Maria!

We pray for our Mother, the Church upon earth,
And bless, Holy Mary, the land of our birth.

Ave, Ave, Ave, Maria! Ave, Ave, Ave, Maria!

I never quite comprehended why we sang about avenues all the time.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Re: Freehold Public School Kids are Lucky, They Learn About Jesus

Brother Larry's life story illustrates how important it is for the public school system to teach what the Bible really means. That is, it means what it says. We only have to read it to follow it.

Catholic schools are trying to take advantage of little children. They teach the Catholic faith. In that faith, homer priests interpret the Bible and then teach whatever they want to to the followers.

Public schools need to teach the literal Bible. Public school students, like ours in Freehold, must be required to memorize scripture. Without this Catholics will have the next generation all to themselves.