Who Paid for This Documentary Calling Public Schools Evil?

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— By Adam Weinstein| Wed Mar. 30, 2011 10:58 AM PDT

Evolution? Prayer in schools? Drops in the bucket, according to the new 90-minute "documentary" flick, IndoctriNation: Public Schools and the Decline of Christianity in America. (Check out the trailer below!) The film takes viewers on a trip across the US in a big ol' yellow school bus to learn about the state of education, as presented by producer Colin Gunn, who won an award at the San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival for something titled The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women. What Gunn and his family find in IndoctriNation, according to the movie's website, "is a masterful design that sought to replace God's recipe for training up the next generation with a humanistic, man-centered program that fragmented the family and undermined the influence of the Church and its Great Commission."

As you can see from the trailer below, God-fearing Christians have no choice but to remove their children from public school—any public school—since any place of education that doesn't constantly extol Jehovah is clearly an assembly line for the minions of Mammon. But how, you ask, will our cherubic, gentle good sheep of the Lord complete their educations, if not with those atheist homosexual unionized teachers at P.S. 123? Luckily, that's where IndoctriNation's sponsors come in. According to the movie's site, its financiers include:

Exodus Mandate (motto: "Let my children go!"): a South Carolina-based ministry "to encourage and assist Christian families to leave government schools for the Promised Land of Christian schools or home schooling." EM also likes to audit public schools for any content "that could influence children to regard homosexual behavior as an acceptable lifestyle." The group is so right-wing, it gives a D-plus to the Family Research Council for protecting Christian children from secular schools.

Christian Liberty Academy School System: Need a Jesus-centered curriculum in a box for your child? On its website (homeschools.org), CLASS sells a "Flexible...Affordable...Godly Education" for all your homeschooling needs. You simply pay up to $600 a semester in tuition (vouchers accepted!), and in the mail, you'll receive everything you need to set up an accredited (not by the government, of course) Christian classroom in your home. It's like NutriSystem for evangelical Protestants.

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http://motherjones.com/mojo/2011/03/indoctrination-christian-anti-public-school-movie-home-school

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1. Wrong You Religious Fanatics CHOSE to Exclude Yourselves from the rest of us

with your higher-than-thou bullshit... your problem is that you think you are better than everyon else, and can't live with the rest of us. Well fuck ya...

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