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Originally Posted by bikeboy  Damn I wish I could have my time over and go to primary school religious classes, I would get into the biggest arguments with the teacher. By the stage I had realised the implausibility of the whole thing, I just refused to go to the classes.
Good luck nerdman978, don't sell yourself out. Stand up for what you believe in (or in this case know). |
You know, arguing with the teacher about religion; however fun, is extremely difficult and infeasible. They are so incredibly stubborn that they will tell you to shut up to block the reason out. My friend (on here is I_am_god) has tried arguing and merely got yelled at. It's not worth it my friend.
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Originally Posted by SigmaX I say exactly what I think on my religion tests all the time. My teachers -- to date -- don't mind if I disagree, as long as I understood the material, and as long as -- when I do put down the "wrong" answer -- I provide a good, substantiated argument.
In fact, once, there were two essay questions, and I only answered one of them (As in max-points-possible=50/100), though I did cover it very thoroughly. And I basically said our church is all wrong. I still got an A. Can't say whether your teacher is quite so open minded though...
SigmaX |
Last year my teacher didn't care at all, this year, different story. Last year if the question was "How can we better follow in the footsteps of Jesus" and I put "I do not wish to follow in the footsteps of Jesus". I got straight A's all year
