Unfairness in Religion Mark and Parent relation Mark

thomasha

True.  That's why an assessment by the church the parent belongs to (not just the school) is advisable. Not only can the parent's date and validity of baptism can be certified, but also his/her involvement in the church and its activities which are more objective indication of the parent's religious belief.  

I guess I should not have used the term "true believers" because it is a spiritual thing; I would replace it with "believers who truly carry and implement beliefs of the church the parent belongs to".  

It's meaningless to count the child's religious belief. Everyone knows it is somewhat imposed or influenced by the parent(s).  

原帖由 littlefaith 於 10-10-2 14:07 發表


Agree. Actually it is not sufficient to prove whether one is true believer or not only by how many years he has become Christian. :D

thomasha

I am not sure what type of "preference" your school inclined towards believers.  In my primary school, I did not see any noticeable preference.

原帖由 Anpanmama 於 10-10-2 15:06 發表
尋日睇過一篇報導, 係一啲宗教人士, 都覺得果5分係無必要存在。
佢話情願多啲非教徒就讀, 佢地可以傳道同令更多人信主, 呢啲先係教會辨學嘅原意。 我非常贊成。
我由幼稚園到中學都係教會學校, 但選擇唔入教, 非我不 ...

ANChan59

Believe in God is a personal thing, don't focus on people.