NH High School Student Traumatized By Book On Income Inequality - So a student is so "traumatized" by a description of Jesus in the book that he has to be home-schooled. I'm sorry but seeing that he is defended by a group - Focus on the Family - who makes it their mission to keep pro-lgbt literature from schools, I find it hard to sympathize with the high school student.
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Wow! Imagine being traumatized by a description of Jesus Christ as a wine guzzling vagrant. I wonder what would have happened if the poor guy had been exposed to Piss Christ in art class.
In any event, I wonder if the objection here is to the underlying message of Nickled in Dimed (which for the record, I have not read, although I've heard of it)? I understand that it deals with the plight of people of lower economic status and how they're taken advantage of by the rich and powerful.
This would ultimately mean that it's underlying themes would be very much in line with the themes and messages that Jesus often expressed, would it not?
I mean should it come as a shock to any of us that Focus on the Family wants to claim it's "Christian" but comes out against a book with a rather Christian message at this point?
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