I was not angry; besides, the issue is their integrity, not their faith. I know I might sound evil, but I was really happy to hear that their dishonest means did not pay off - which in turn may be a lesson for them to learn.
Religion is never the "main" point for schools to consider, though there may be minor advantages (say 5% or so).
I may quote an example for your reference. A couple have different religions - wife is Catholic and husband is Christian (or more precisely, Protestant). The Christian one baptised because he knew some Christian schools would consider his religion. So, in the application forms, they omitted the irrelevant religion - i.e. for Christian schools, they concealed the wife's religion and wrote Christian for the husband's, and conversely for Catholic schools. End result - none of the schools accepted their application.
Morale of the story - if you select religion based on factors other than faith, you will be punished somehow - now or in the future.
原帖由 yankaka 於 11-7-7 17:09 發表
你好勁呀, 我講咁少你都知我target的學校...
其實我自己真係想小朋友信天主教, 既然後者宗教分不是main point, 我諗我已經有答案了!
謝!
What do you want to teach your child? Integrity and honesty, or lying and achieving results with evil means?
You are talking about a religious belief, which will probably have a far-reaching effect in your child's life and not just on education. If you use it as a means to achieve your goal, do you think your God will punish you later on?
發表於 11-7-7 16:17
