Child Evangelism Fellowship

This organization wants to use the public schools as a venue to spread their faith. This video provides evidence that this group is anti-intellectual and therefore not an asset to child's education.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Child Evangelism Fellowship
• Good News Club
• Separation of Church and State

[SamWiseGingy]

She is a nice lady who tell kids that they need to be believe in angels, demons, holy books, holy men and other ideas that have no foundation in reason or bad things, possibly hell will happen to them. But she is a nice lady. That's the problem. Nice people are doing horrible things to children's minds and they think they are providing some sort of service to kids.

[jojobomb]

How would you make kids understand that god is perfect? Would be a nice question

[OceanTownPictures]

I have to admit with this video that the woman you interviewed seemed very sweet and gentle...I disagree with religion, but she handled the situation without getting angry or annoyed....good for her. -Steve-

[a300pilotster]

Love the look they give you when you tell them they are in a public place.

[SamWiseGingy]

@mvdesigns77 The Josephus quote in dubious. Century century accounts do nothing to establish your claims.

[SamWiseGingy]

@mvdesigns77

There is nothing in Tacitius that would suggest their is anything supernatural about Jesus, nor can you know that Tacitius was doing anything but quoting Christians. So you have a record that establishes the myth of Christianity arose in the first century. That's what you have.

[mariojragucci2]

Who protects American children from these whacked-out ideas guised as respectful thought processes? These folks seem harmless, but harbor old myths that promote violent stories of death and confusion. These women are trying to promote a business under the franchise of main-stream christianity. This is sick and wrong because children should not be abused with mentally harsh stories that involve adult-behavior. Children today need to be forward thinking from the gitgo.

[SamWiseGingy]

@mvdesigns77 If teaching kids to be kind and respectful didn't involve blood myths and holy books then it would probably be a good thing.

[mvdesigns77]

@SamWiseGingy-Again, not a fact.

I see that you don't want to engage in any of my other questions. I am just going to leave it at this. There is a lot of true harmful destructive and evil in the world. There is also a lot of great causes that need help. Instead of attacking a group that is teaching kids to be kind and respectful, love their neighbors, give to the needy and that there is something greater than themselves, why not spend time and energy doing good or fighting real evil?