Who wants to take my religion exam tomorrow?

Not only is it online, it's to be done online and submitted through our homework website, Brainhoney. This is going to be real...interesting.

 

An RE exam of the computer? That's strange, if my hand isn't hurting after an RE exam I've done it wrong.

 

Pick me. You know you want to.

 

I'll happily take it for you.

 

Kay guys.
https://bhhs.brainhoney.com/Welcome.vp/page.htm
First to guess my Student ID Number (Username) and password gets to take it tomorrow at 7:45 AM my time. My bet is that our member from Caledonia will get it first.

@Ienzo: RE?

 

Well now, that just makes it so much easier to find out where exactly you live.

 

brb, asking Axel-chan.

 

Well, Religious Education or Religious studies we call it here.

 

Gah, I have an RE essay due after Christmas >_> It'll probably be about abortion or something. Whyyy?

 

Oh abortion is so fun, -.- I have an RE exam after Christmas on Christian views on Medical ethics and family relationships :/8D:

 

Last time I did an RE exam I wrote about why Jesus is a lampost.

... got a B.

PARABLE OF THE LAMP UNDER A BOWL FTFW!

In my school we call it PTE ._.

Philosophy, Theology and Ethics

 

Lol, Jesus is a lampost xD

 

More specifically than "religion", the units studied?
Not that I'm getting up that early to take it. Just curious. c:

 

We've done Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam. All of them about their relationships to Christianity.

 

I'm so glad that we're not allowed to have classes that are related to religion in any way at my school.

 

Why? Are you offended by alternative ways of thinking? Are you one of those people who thinks a house that's across the street from a public school shouldn't be allowed to put up Christmas decorations?

 

Provided they only use tasteful decorations, such as lights and religiously ambiguous decorations, I see nothing wrong with it. It only becomes a problem if they attempt to impose their personal beliefs on the school by publicly displaying religious imagery, such as banners saying "Merry Christmas" instead of "Happy Holidays". To actually put up a religious symbol, such as a cross or an angel is thoroughly unacceptable. It's on the same level as gang-patches and insignia, and it's not the sort of atmosphere we want our youth exposed to.

Wow. Not even I can bring myself to believe this bullcrap. :p

 

And here I had presumed Resident Evil held no required basis within the established educational system.

 

It is like you're inside my brain.

 

lol, religion