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I don't know about the book, but I definitely remember from the late 80s or early 90s seeing candy canes with this little typewritten explanation of the symbolism. I am a Christian, and even this is just too icky-poo for me. What would Jesus do? I don't think he'd make people look for meaning in a piece of high-fructose corn syrup.
I don't know what I'd do about the librarian situation. Can you explain to Grant that it is not a true story, just something someone made up about a candy cane? I would imagine at his age he just liked getting the candy, but it would still annoy me. I prefer to teach my son about my beliefs at home, thank you, not with someone profiting on some crappy book.
Gus (7/06), Susanna (due 11/08)
by cynmill on Wed Dec 12, 2007 at 08:59:44 PM PDT
to explain to him, that it's just a story that someone made up while keeping my emotions in check.
I feel the same way... I feel beliefs should be taught at home or at a church...not at public school.
Clarkie Mom to Grant, 8 and Madeline, 5 1/2
by 1plain1peanut on Wed Dec 12, 2007 at 09:04:31 PM PDT
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