The topic of this essay is; is there a difference between state-subsidzed churchs and state-subsidzed schools? The differences are that in state-subsidzed churchs is they have a preacher and pope. While state-subsidzed schools have teachers and a principal. In one focuses on religion and the other only education. Yet, schools claim to be neutral on religion but, actually are not neutral on religions because school mostly celebrates only one religion ( mostly the public schools does). Other than that they both are state-subzed meaning that the state controls both of them or starts controling them. Despite their differences, they are actually similar my reason being is that they both , at the end of the day, are control by the state; Since the state subsidzed both of them by giving money support for doing what the state wants them to do. So my conclusion, is that when you have state-subsidzed churches and state-subsidzed schools it’s bad for society because you won’t be able to preach or teach what you want. Therefore, to avoid this one should not say yes to state subsides because the state just wants to control and have power over everything. What are your thoughts on this one? ~ Asiyyah Banks
Hi, I’m Jada you can check out my essay of the same topic here http://jadaalc.wordpress.com/2014/03/15/is-there-a-difference/
By the way, my thought on this, is that yes you are right! 🙂
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nice to meet you jada. sorry the reply was late. i’d checked out your essay and it was very good.
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