Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] Re: Israel/Palestine
Camille Bauer
Yet we all live on the same property and haven't fought with each
other over it at all. So why can't Ireland stop fighting? Why can't
Isreal/Palestine?>>
Let's remember to change the subject :) These debates can be very sensitive for some.
Ok, now how can you relate your household to Isreal & Palestine or Ireland?
Camille
other over it at all. So why can't Ireland stop fighting? Why can't
Isreal/Palestine?>>
Let's remember to change the subject :) These debates can be very sensitive for some.
Ok, now how can you relate your household to Isreal & Palestine or Ireland?
Camille
----- Original Message -----
From: rumpleteasermom
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 11:53 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Unschooling-dotcom] Re: Intro: Hey BRIDGET
--- In Unschooling-dotcom@y..., "Valerie Cifuentes" <homeschool@c...>
wrote:
> >>>>>If mom is always saying "this looks fun, wanna go?"
> there is a chance that the kidlet will think she wants him to go and
> do it for that reason. And guarding against that can be very
> difficult with some kids.<<<<<<<<
>
> My children have NO problem telling me they don't think something is
a
> good idea! LOL!
That's good. Mine too now. But I had to work to get one of them
there. She used to be the kind who goes 'along' until I made it very
clear that she could say nah, I don't wanna to me, my dh, her
grandparents, her friends, etc. Now she is doing what SHE wants to
do. But, I know others whose kids still just go along and mom thinks
she is doing a great job 'helping' them find their interests.
>
> Please, let's not turn this into a religious debate. :o)I have a
feeling
> some here my jump on this. The above is the first example that came
to
> my mind of using my parental influence in my child's "education."
>
> Thanks for letting me share.
But religious debates are fun! Actually, I kind of agree with you. I
am not Christian, but I do believe there is a 'something' that set up
he system so it could work this way. I just can't define my
'something'.
And on that note, my dh is pantheistic after having been raised
Brethren. I am non-specific pagan after being raised Catholic (so
obviously my mom is Catholic). Wyndham is still finding himself.
Jenni is leaning toward independent witchcraft. And Rachel is
Militant Agnostic - she doesn't know and neither do you!
Bridget
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rumpleteasermom
--- In Unschooling-dotcom@y..., "Camille Bauer"
yet we all manage to live together.
So actually, it related to Ireland better, because that is a religion
thing more than the Palestine/Isreal thing which is beyond religion
and into land grabbing and politics.
Bridget
>Ireland?
> Ok, now how can you relate your household to Isreal & Palestine or
>Because we have FIVE distinctly different religions represented here,
> Camille
yet we all manage to live together.
So actually, it related to Ireland better, because that is a religion
thing more than the Palestine/Isreal thing which is beyond religion
and into land grabbing and politics.
Bridget
Fetteroll
on 4/25/02 8:20 AM, rumpleteasermom at rumpleteasermom@... wrote:
much. The situation in Northern Ireland is about land and division of power
too.
In fact I can't think of any so called "religious wars" that are really
about religion and not about land and power. (History wasn't my strong suit
so I could be missing some!)
So unless you're dividing the land and power at your house along religious
lines I don't think there's anything to worry about. ;-)
Joyce
> Because we have FIVE distinctly different religions represented here,No, it only looks like religion because they've come to hate each other so
> yet we all manage to live together.
>
> So actually, it related to Ireland better, because that is a religion
> thing more than the Palestine/Isreal thing which is beyond religion
> and into land grabbing and politics.
much. The situation in Northern Ireland is about land and division of power
too.
In fact I can't think of any so called "religious wars" that are really
about religion and not about land and power. (History wasn't my strong suit
so I could be missing some!)
So unless you're dividing the land and power at your house along religious
lines I don't think there's anything to worry about. ;-)
Joyce
Tia Leschke
>One thing you might want to consider is that at least a couple of the
> >
> > Ok, now how can you relate your household to Isreal & Palestine or
>Ireland?
> >
> > Camille
>
>Because we have FIVE distinctly different religions represented here,
>yet we all manage to live together.
religions you mentioned for your household are "live and let live"
religions, that don't try to convert others or say that theirs is the only
way. I can't remember all the ones you mentioned, so I could be wrong, but
Paganism and Wicca for sure are "live and let live".
Tia
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.
Eleanor Roosevelt
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Tia Leschke
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