I am most obviously not saying that the proponents of restorative justice in education are starting with the New Testament and then expunging out Jesus to make it secular.temporal1 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 11, 2023 3:44 pmyou’re being ludicrous.Ken wrote: ↑Sat Feb 11, 2023 3:21 pmListen to yourself. Are you seriously arguing that Christian principles have no application outside of a church context?temporal1 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 11, 2023 3:16 pm This sort of “plagiarizing” scriptures is evident in public schools i’ve experienced with my grdaughter in seattle area schools. It’s rather horrifying. Remove Jesus with surgical precision, and call it a day.![]()
imho, it borders on lying to intentionally hide the source. in the least, confusing and empty.
children deserve Truth.
If so, I think most people would disagree with you.
in your own words you described what’s being done. you spelled it out. you even used the word, “couched.”
you may not like my words. that doesn’t make them false.
it seems you don’t like your own reality. i believe that’s a good thing.
What I am saying is that the restorative justice focus on teaching values, responsibility, respect, restitution, and reintegration share a lot in common with New Testament Christian principles. As opposed to the traditional (and failed) punishment and isolation approach which is more Old Testament.