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Flat White

Bureaucrats play God, break Caesar’s law

4 August 2017

7:25 AM

4 August 2017

7:25 AM

Education Department officials in Queensland have decided that primary school students can’t talk about Christianity or even give Christmas cards because this is “evangelism” and creates an unsafe environment. Yes, really. This policy, which officials admit is unsupported by any statute or regulation, has the smell of totalitarianism. No bible stories or Jesus-related chats in the school yard, no Christmas cards mentioning Jesus.

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