Originally posted by FMFand yet still the education system is a failure because it does not teach morality! an EPIC failure.
The literacy rate is currently at its highest in history and the illiteracy rate is at its lowest. These are more important indicators ~ affecting the lives of literally billions of people in positive ways ~ while 'teachers being stabbed' and 'classrooms disrupted by maniacs' affect an incredibly miniscule proportion of the world's population.
Originally posted by stellspalfieagainst your unsubstantiated opinion of less crime! yes you are correct, its easy peasy all one need ask you for is evidence and you are floundering!
right, so what are you juxtaposing your evidence against?
all you are proving is that corruption exists. this does not prove that there is more corruption. come on robbie, you are making this too easy.
Originally posted by Rank outsiderDid people not have much larger families back then? My grandmother had seven children, my mother four, there is a neighbor of mine and he is one of thirteen! thus the potentiality for mortality is correlated with the number of children being born, tis it not? the higher the birth rate the higher the potential for fatality. Now i don't think anyone will argue that there has not been tremendous advancement in medical science yet i would like to see it juxtaposed against the mortality for actual preventable diseases if its all as nice and cozy as you are making out.
[b]To the 'things are getting worse' crowd.
I mentioned this last time I saw this type of discussion, and was basically ignored, so I will repeat myself.
What is the worst thing you can think of happening in your life?
It won't be everyone's choice, but the death of your own child in infancy would top many parent's list, I suspect. It wou ...[text shortened]... sed on what you read in the papers, or what your Bible tells you that you are supposed to think.[/b]
Originally posted by robbie carrobiewow. i always kinda gave you a bit more credit than posters like rjhinds. but this has to be one of the most brain dead posts i think i have ever read.
Did people not have much larger families back then? My grandmother had seven children, my mother four, there is a neighbor of mine and he is one of thirteen! thus the potentiality for mortality is correlated with the number of children being born, tis it not? the higher the birth rate the higher the potential for fatality. Now i don't think anyone ...[text shortened]... the mortality for actual preventable diseases if its all as nice and cozy as you are making out.
Originally posted by stellspalfieSeriously, well if anyone knows Zombie drool, its gotta be you, still not a single statistical piece of evidence to back up any of your ludicrous claims.
wow. i always kinda gave you a bit more credit than posters like rjhinds. but this has to be one of the most brain dead posts i think i have ever read.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieThis seems rather sweeping and judgemental of you; you are talking about billions of children, taught by hundreds of millions of teachers, working in tens of millions of schools, in upwards of 200 countries all around the world. It's all "a failure" is it?
and yet still the education system is a failure because it does not teach morality! an EPIC failure.
Originally posted by Proper KnobReal education is schools? You mean assimilating the ideas of others and regurgitating them in examinations? I mock such a pretense! I give lessons in ethics and morality? Practical advice on how to live, principles that require discernment! I fail to see why education needs to be limited by your narrow perspective.
Real education in schools, not Jewish fairy tales.