Re[2]: Public Schools (Goals 2000, and such.)

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>    I hate to hear that your sister said that. However in the day we live 
>in it is better to spare the rod. We still have a government and we must
>play by the rule(even if they are wrong). You will see and are seeing
>now the affect this is having on America. America will be the one
>getting the brusing when that unpunished generation gets in power.
>
>David Watson                             Watson's Enterprises

It is still legal to administer corporal punishment in Maryland.
If it is against the law where you live it must be a state or local
law that prohibits it.  If I were you I would do everything possible
to change any law that would tell you how to discipline your child.
If you are ever charged by the state there are Christian legal
associations that will take up your case.  The CLA (Christian Legal
Association) is a good place to start.

Christians do have a place in the political arena.  It doesn't really
take a lot of time to call, write, and petition your political
leaders.  The political system today is slanted towards those that are
the loudest.  Regardless of what people say, politicians do take into
consideration the amount of uproar or goodwill a particular law would
bring to their office.

Ben Kimbrell