Itália não quer banir crucifixos das salas de aula

A Itália apela à Corte Européia:

- "A proibição dos crucifixos restringe o direito dos pais de educarem os filhos de acordo com suas convicções"

- "Símbolo de uma tradição"

30/06/2010

Italy Appeals Human Rights Court Ruling Banning Crucifix From Schools

Italy on Wednesday began its appeal against a European Court of Human Rights ruling condemning the display of crucifixes in Italian schools in a case that could affect all of Europe.

The court's ruling in November found the display of crucifixes in Italian schools breached the rights of non-Catholic families, drawing howls of anger from Church and political leaders in the staunchly Roman Catholic country.

Italy's education minister attacked the initial ruling that crucifixes "restrict the right of parents to educate their children in conformity with their convictions," insisting the crucifix was a "symbol of our tradition."

Italian mother Soile Lautsi, whose two children attended a state school near Venice, took her case to the European court after a long battle pitting her against Italy's Catholic establishment.
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http://www.foxnews.com/world/2010/06/30/italy-appeal…fix-schools/

homeschooling já

Acho que não existe melhor exemplo do que este sobre como funciona a nova ordem global. Um país inteiro é contrário ao banimento dos crucifixos e, ainda assim, sua vontade é desrespeita por um organismo internacional.

Os comentários dos colegas já refutaram o seu argumento. Mesmo assim eu sugiro que leia o livro "Igreja Católica: Construtora da Civilização", de Thomas E. Woods.