Please reread this article. John says “For the record, the grading story is entirely fictional.)” Meaning that the story he just wrote about is false, not true, made up”

I don’t mean “accept” as in “yeah, I could see myself doing that too” but as in “OK, that isn’t for me…but I can’t say it doesn’t work for you guys.”

I have a problem with people whose morality is based upon their religion and feel they must compel everyone to adhere to their moral code by having their religious beliefs codified into law. That is not a mentality that contributes to a diverse society whose collective morality should be representative and respectful of all.

All heaviness aside, I did get a giggle out of the “what’s true for me…” argument. It reminds me of the fish emblems I see on cars that have the word “TRUTH” embedded in them, as if proclaiming their religious beliefs as truth ends the argument and trumps the beliefs of all others. Wasn’t it the “truth” once upon a time that the sun revolved around the earth?

I mean, unless the paper was only a really small portion of his grade, I now remember why the idea of going to college in a few years bothers me.