Guess who else went to a religious high School!

[yortsed snacilbuper]

Goebbels was educated at a Christian Gymnasium, where he completed his Abitur (university entrance examination) in 1917. He was the top student of his class and was given the traditional honour to speak at the awards ceremony. His parents initially hoped that he would become a Catholic priest, and Goebbels seriously considered it.

[First Speaker]

1. I am no friend of religious education--but isn't this guilt by association...?

[Dr. Strange]

18. Yes. And you know who else used guilt by association?

That's right: Hitler. The inevitable conclusion being: the OP is an unrepentant Nazi.

It's a damn shame.

[tymorial]

2. I want to a Catholic High School

My mother and all of her sisters and brother went to Catholic schools. Their parents, my grandparents went to the same schools. My mother taught her entire career in Catholic schools, she was one of my teachers in high school. My daughter is set to go to preschool at a local catholic elementary school.

So we are all Nazis?

[cwydro]

4. I have a bunch of friends who are either Catholic or lapsed Catholic.

All of them are gay lol.

as far as I know, none are Nazis.

Silly OP.

[tymorial]

5. Too funny. I'm seriously bisexual

lol

[cwydro]

13. Even funnier, my first gay relationship was with a Catholic woman.

Almost all my serious relationships have been with Catholics.

They’ve been a few exceptions, but it’s still funny.

I was raised by an Agnostic and an Atheist, baptized Church of England lol.

[lilactime]

8. So did I. I'm atheist now but I have nothing but fond memories of

my high school, and I was quiet and shy back then, not in any cliques either. My high school was the total opposite of Covington.

[Blue_true]

21. Your family seem to be doing it for tradition.

I think the OP cast too wide a net. My upbringing was southern baptist, the religion of segregation, but I am open to all cultures and evaluate people on whether they changed if they had past mistakes, or on what they show me of their character in the present.

[guillaumeb]

3. So therefore,

attending a religious school is an indicator of...….?

[greyl]

6. It doesn't consistently indicate anything good. nt

[Renew Deal]

10. What does it consistently indicate?

[greyl]

11. Financial status is the only thing I can think of.

How about you?

[Renew Deal]

14. I haven't given it much thought

Is financial status a bad thing?

[greyl]

15. There are definitely more important things to think about. nt

[Renew Deal]

16. Than your childrens education?

[greyl]

17. No, the thing to which you haven't given much thought. nt

[WillowTree]

7. So you're suggesting that those of us who went to parochial schools are probably Nazis? Gee thanks.

[sarisataka]

9. I guess you can put me

Into your nazi list as well then. It must make my children Hitler Youth since they both attend parochial school.

What does it say about the 68.7% of children at the school my son attends who are POC or 1st generation immigrants?

[oberliner]

12. Disgusting post

Shameful.

[Crunchy Frog]

19. I went to a Quaker boarding school.

An extremely progressive one.

Am I a Nazi too?

[pnwmom]

20. I attended a Catholic high school, where the students and faculty were kinder and more caring

than those at the public school I'd come from.

But I don't make generalizations about either public or private schools based on my personal experience -- or anyone else's.

[guillaumeb]

22. But generalizations are SO MUCH FUN to make. eom

[Calista241]

23. Barack Obama went to Punahou School in Hawaii.

From their website:

"At Punahou School, we are committed to providing an environment where students can develop moral and spiritual values consistent with the Christian principles on which Punahou was founded..."