Sentences with phrase «about indoctrinating»

It also isn't about indoctrinating the jurors to view your case favorably.

«This was not about indoctrinating,» he says, noting that the goal was never to alter religious...

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She may not have been indoctrinated / brainwashed by someone within her household, but she didn't form these beliefs about Christianity in a vacuum where no one around her was attempting to convince her to believe, and she was just studying various religious texts until she happened on the bible and other apologetics.

They preach about how they hate being indoctrinated with ideology that they don't agree with yet they do exactly that.

@McLovin — just goes to show you that if you get them indoctrinated young enough, they'll believe just about anything for LIFE!

You know you've been fully indoctrinated when you can't even conceive of someone NOT being religious about something.

Many of them have never heard of Christianity, many of them know very little about Christianity and many of them were indoctrinated into another religion as children, thereby having very little choice in the matter.

Our churches have been culturally indoctrinated into believing it's «all about the sermon.»

What about the millions of Christians who were not «indoctrinated» as children, but came to faith in young adulthood, middle age, older age, etc.?

What would you say about the staunch Calvinist who is not only not ignorant about the «dark side» of Calvinism, but actively seeks to indoctrinate other Christians with it.

Also, if they want to talk about this at the pulpit which many have done (even non-Catholic churches) then they should be paying taxes as they are now trying to indoctrinate their members to be against the Healthcare Bill.

I started out as a partially indoctrinated Christian and believed the Bible was largely true until the late teens, when I actually read it — all of it — without someone telling me what to think about various cherry - picked passages.

So by stating that there must be a Christian presence in government you're kinda unconsciously outlining the mind controlling hypocrisy you're indoctrinated into, of early Byzantine cultists who subverted a good religion and plugged 2000 years of pagan rituals into a philosophy that was about love and created the most hypocritical, torturous, murderous, blasphemous, demonic and satanic era of human history, that would have made the devil himself, if he happens to be real, enthralled and delighted at the inhuman acts perpetrated by men who's skill lay only in great fornication and great defilements, that can only be possessed by those that truly revel in the pain and the blood of the innocent.

Feminism was financed by the CIA with the intention of «taxing the other half of the population» and «getting children into pre-school at a younger age so as to indoctrinate them»... there is nothing about «women's rights» involved... that is just the excuse.

As an atheist with an ex that is indoctrinating our 4 year old into catholicism, I am not so sure about that statement.

This idea he's floating about celebrating Muslim holidays in schools (in New York or otherwise) is all about pushing Islam into the faces of children and attempting to indoctrinate them.

I don't know how I feel about hunting down octogenarians for crimes they committed as an indoctrinated teenager.

All children are BORN atheists until they are indoctrinated with myths about Jesus, or Zeus or Mohammed.

No different from you being indoctrinated to believe what your school taught you about US history, for example.

I worry more about future generations and their upcoming troubles and indoctrinated blindness.

I don't know if you saw the movie: «Jesus Camp» but if you haven't it's worth watching to see how our «Christians» start indoctrinating our «very» young children about Satan, hell, sinners, the evils of anyone who doesn't believe in Jesus, etc...

This is what Bill Nye is going on about: we have a nation full of knee - jerk reactionaries quick to dismiss what they don't even posess a high - school level understanding of, simply because it doesn't fit perfectly with the mindlessly repeated dogma they've been indoctrinated with since birth.

However, if you would like to set aside your biases, actually discuss this matter and leave the whole «You're delusional» «You've been indoctrinated» crap to the side, then we can continue... We get nowhere if you're not open to listen because you're so stuck and set in your own views about Christianity and the 38,000 + «cults» within it.

Fred... if you knew anything about the Gregorian calendar system, you would know it was indoctrinated in the mid 16th century at the height of church dominance.

These parents have many doubts about the validity of these religions and can't in good conscience let their children be indoctrinated with the same nonsense.

Never do I indoctrinate them about christianity.

It is about «thinking» not indoctrinating with answers.

Does this mean he plans to stop indoctrinating children with irrational dogma and blatant lies about deities he has no evidence for existing?

If you are incabable of seeing the inherent danger in any theocratic dogma I urge you to go back to this article and think about that poor 7 - year old girl, a child so indoctrinated that she is convinced the world will end and has been immersed in the ideas of death, destruction and suffering.

For this particular scenario yes, but overall they would also have to stop shoving religion in everyone's faces, stop indoctrinating their children (hey wasn't the point of this article about how god lets his children make their own choices?)

It's how kids learn about the varying gods... you're not born knowing a god, you're born an atheist and it isn't until you are indoctrinated in to it that you learn about it.

Women are indoctrinated to believe that there is something desirable and superior about natural birth and brainwashed to fear hospital «interventions» and that does sometimes lead them to avoid OBs.

I was polite about it at first, then I finally told them that I thought it was horrible, etc.... It's like the people that follow it have to indoctrinate others to make them feel less guilty about what they're doing to their kids.

«It's like the people that follow it have to indoctrinate others to make them feel less guilty about what they're doing to their kids.»

Government sources admit they have no reason to believe toddlers are being indoctrinated in extremism, but are taking precautionary action, following revelations about radicalisation in Birmingham schools.

Isn't it about time Britain stopped indoctrinating its children by setting up Faith Schools and Denominational Church Madrasas?

Those who are sceptical about the country when they visit on his trips invariably return, if not indoctrinated, at least with a pro-Israel view.

The thing about dairy is that we are all indoctrinated to think that we must have dairy, that our bodies need dairy, but what feels like intuitive knowledge is actually just a product of the dairy industry's powerful marketing efforts.

This somber film about the luxury of human choice begins somewhat strangely: An elderly rabbi delivers a rousing sermon to his northern London congregation about the Creator's unique gift to man that allows him to choose between the wisdom of the angels and the instincts of the beasts, the bestowment of the capability to disobey the law decreed by God and to pursue another less indoctrinated path.

Reports that Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools took action after principal's pro-gun remarks prompts Congressman Robert Pittenger to write U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos about schools indoctrinating students with an anti-gun agenda.

It didn't change his basic opinion of McDonalds et al, as we'd managed to indoctrinate him against fast food years before (with the assistance of a rat that ran across his foot in our local McDonalds when he was about six!)

My research led me to information about how cults recruit and indoctrinate their members and I discovered that the behavior these individuals exhibited appeared to be a textbook example of that.

It was still a political rant, and you started the political rant with your original comment about «children getting indoctrinated!»

School children don't need to be indoctrinated about global warming, a phenomenon that less than 1 % of adults understand, and which no children understand.

I meant the question / comment in the sense that if as a member of the military I am properly trained and indoctrinated [no negative connotation] then [ideally] neither superiors nor subordinates have to care about what I think but instead what I state or request.

The schools have STOPPED teaching, uh, sorry, indoctrinating our children about the evils of pollution????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Watched as they've been indoctrinated - sorry, I mean educated - about global warming over the last decade?

If mother is also indoctrinating the child to believe as she does and significantly distorts reality, then I am also concerned about the possible negative impact of mother's personality traits on the child's development.

Although there are certainly judges who are now more knowledgeable about the PAS than in the late 1980s, judges still play an important role in the etiology and promulgation of the PAS, especially with regard to their failure to impose reasonable sanctions on PAS indoctrinating parents.