TEACHERS BE WARE. IF YOU TEACH FROM WHAT GOD TELLS YOU YOU COULD GET FIRED. HERE IS A NEWS STORY THAT GOT COVERED UP BY THE ELECTION.
Christian teacher faces persecution, sues school
Pete Chagnon - OneNewsNow - 10/13/2008 9:55:00 AM
An Ohio school teacher who was suspended without pay for refusing to remove a Bible from his desk is getting a chance to plead his case.
John Freshwater has been working odd jobs in order to make ends meet while waiting to plead his case in an open hearing. The hearing will determine whether Freshwater will be able to keep his job as a science teacher at an Ohio public school. Freshwater was accused of burning an image of a cross on a student's arm and violating separation of church and state by keeping a Bible on his desk, but attorney R. Kelly Hamilton says the evidence does not support the charges. "I've had a tremendous feeling that the evidence would exonerate John of any and all charges. Now that we've actually commenced with the hearing, it's been a wonderful opportunity to find out some new information, and it's been very enlightening; it's been very revealing," Hamilton contends. "I think the citizens of Mount Vernon, Ohio, are going to be particularly informed and a bit alarmed after learning some of the information that goes on through these hearings." Hamilton also believes the charge of burning a cross onto a student's arm is outrageous. "Absolutely John Freshwater did not burn a cross onto any person's arm -- not his own, not his family, certainly not any public school student," he adds. The particular experiment in question involved a Telsa coil and, according to Hamilton, had been conducted for several years by more than one teacher without any complaints. Hamilton adds that Freshwater plans to sue the family who made the accusations and the school board.
Pete Chagnon - OneNewsNow - 10/13/2008 9:55:00 AM
An Ohio school teacher who was suspended without pay for refusing to remove a Bible from his desk is getting a chance to plead his case.
John Freshwater has been working odd jobs in order to make ends meet while waiting to plead his case in an open hearing. The hearing will determine whether Freshwater will be able to keep his job as a science teacher at an Ohio public school. Freshwater was accused of burning an image of a cross on a student's arm and violating separation of church and state by keeping a Bible on his desk, but attorney R. Kelly Hamilton says the evidence does not support the charges. "I've had a tremendous feeling that the evidence would exonerate John of any and all charges. Now that we've actually commenced with the hearing, it's been a wonderful opportunity to find out some new information, and it's been very enlightening; it's been very revealing," Hamilton contends. "I think the citizens of Mount Vernon, Ohio, are going to be particularly informed and a bit alarmed after learning some of the information that goes on through these hearings." Hamilton also believes the charge of burning a cross onto a student's arm is outrageous. "Absolutely John Freshwater did not burn a cross onto any person's arm -- not his own, not his family, certainly not any public school student," he adds. The particular experiment in question involved a Telsa coil and, according to Hamilton, had been conducted for several years by more than one teacher without any complaints. Hamilton adds that Freshwater plans to sue the family who made the accusations and the school board.
I FEEL SORRY FOR THIS TEACHER. PRAY FOR HIM AND PRAY THAT THOSE GODLESS PEOPLE IN OHIO SUFFER LIKE THEY ARE MAKING HIM SUFFER.
BLESSINGS TO THOSE WHO DO GODS WILL.
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