Should a Protestant work in the Catholic school board?

basketcase

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I rarely agree with Fuji,...but he is correct,...the ONLY logical way to look at this is, as a % of the total population of Ont., which Catholics are ONLY 31%.

Protestants don't have a publicly funded school system !!!

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Except that flies in the face of his argument. The constitution stated that Catholics needed schools to protect themselves from the Protestant majority. Fuji says that the statement in it allows for changes based on modern circumstances as justification for extending this minority protection to funding Catholic high schools yet the modern circumstances are that Catholics no longer need protection from Protestants since the Catholics are a far bigger group.

and as a p.s. the public school system is the Protestant school system discussed in the constitution. There was still Protestant prayer when I was in Elementary school. In the past century we have eliminated the religious basis of it to make it an inclusive environment for all Ontarians just like we should eliminate the religious basis for the Catholic system if it wants to continue public funding.
 

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Except that flies in the face of his argument. The constitution stated that Catholics needed schools to protect themselves from the Protestant majority.
It says no such thing. Please, I linked it. Why not actually give it a read?

I would certainly say that non Catholics are hoping to use their majority to attack it, if this thread, you, etc., are any indication. Thankfully the constitution foresaw that!
 

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Quebec had a Catholic/Protestant school system since Confederation as well. Became awkward when Italian RC immigrants chose Protestant system to get English.

Government canned the system for a French/English system. No problem. We should do the same.
 
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