No

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  by Bobby Brown

  Created on: September 01, 2009   Last Updated: April 20, 2010

  Each citizen of the United States is entitled to a decent education (in theory if not in practice).

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  by Shanna Schultz

  Created on: April 23, 2009   Last Updated: April 25, 2009

  Christian schools are primarily considered private schools. The difference between pirvate schools and

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  by Stephen Richert

  Created on: October 07, 2007

  Would you force a Hindu school to serve beef patties in their cafeteria? Well, no, because abstaining

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  by Paul Schingle

  Created on: January 24, 2008

  This debate is, like so many on helium, unfair. Or at least the question is worded unfairly. I'm writing

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  by Blair Bordelon

  Created on: October 08, 2007

  A Christian school is always a private school because this government does not mix church and state.

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  by Gregory Mayo

  Created on: October 06, 2007   Last Updated: May 31, 2011

  A Christian school is a private school and therefore has the right to accept or decline applications

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  by Kim Bradley

  Created on: October 11, 2007

  Should Christian Schools Be Required To Accept Children of Gay Parents?

  When you refer to the category

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  by KCWriteWinger

  Created on: August 28, 2009

  I say no because of the difference in world view. The liberal (socialist) world view of homosexuals,

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  by Laurie Mueller

  Created on: October 03, 2007   Last Updated: May 03, 2012

  Any religious school, Christian, Muslim, Hindu, or any other religion exists to teach its own values.

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  by Grant Van Wingerden

  Created on: October 06, 2007   Last Updated: August 31, 2010

  In a bout of emotionalism, one could easily plum outright for gay couples and their progeny, so to speak,

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  by UrMessage

  Created on: October 06, 2007   Last Updated: December 22, 2008

  If you had an all gay school, would you accept an anti-gay and treat him or her equally? Would you want

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  by Jason Austin

  Created on: October 07, 2007

  America is a nation founded upon religious freedom. That fundamental freedom is guaranteed in our very

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  by Jonathan Brickman

  Created on: September 05, 2010   Last Updated: September 06, 2010

  Let's ask a not unrelated question. Should homosexual parents be required to stay more than 1,000 feet

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  by M. J. Joachim

  Created on: November 08, 2007

  Gay Rights Challenge Christian Education

  The object of a school is to educate. Different schools educate

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  by Alan Jones

  Created on: October 06, 2007

  This question is clearly a representation of a misunderstanding of how schools work in the US. I say

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  by Vanessa Kristovich

  Created on: October 10, 2007   Last Updated: January 31, 2008

  I do not believe that Christian schools should be forced to receive the children of gay parents. At

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  by Bernell Wesley

  Created on: February 04, 2010   Last Updated: February 05, 2010

  I have a problem with "required". Christianity and its laws are precedent. Christianity does not follow

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  by R.G. Ryan

  Created on: October 06, 2007

  At issue, here is not tolerance or intolerance as some have suggested, but freedom. It all has to do

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  by Jack Roviere

  Created on: October 05, 2007

  First, let's restate the question to turn something controversial into something that might have a legal

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  by Joe Palvado

  Created on: November 05, 2008

  Modernity is in crisis. More appropriately, and in the Christian understanding of a two thousand year