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Christa Sullinger of Garrett, Indiana is pushing for public school resources to be used to take students away from education to attend Christian religious indoctrination sessions run by LifeWise, but she says the reason she wants public schools to give way to Christian proselytization, however, is that her 10 year-old son plays baseball on Sundays instead of going to church.
Christian Nationalists have already forced everybody else to change their weekly schedules so that Christians can devote their Sundays to going to church. Only 5% of Americans, 1 out of 20, however, go to church every week.
If Christian Americans are not taking advantage of the special privileges they already get to have preferential access to religious organizations on Sundays, why should they be allowed to drain resources from public schools to have even more religious indoctrination of children during the school week?
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Christa Sullinger of Garrett, Indiana is pushing for public school resources to be used to take students away from education to attend Christian religious indoctrination sessions run by LifeWise, but she says the reason she wants public schools to give way to Christian proselytization, however, is that her 10 year-old son plays baseball on Sundays instead of going to church.
Christian Nationalists have already forced everybody else to change their weekly schedules so that Christians can devote their Sundays to going to church. Only 5% of Americans, 1 out of 20, however, go to church every week.
If Christian Americans are not taking advantage of the special privileges they already get to have preferential access to religious organizations on Sundays, why should they be allowed to drain resources from public schools to have even more religious indoctrination of children during the school week?
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