Easter is about the resurrection of Jesus Christ, who died on a cross for our sins, was buried, and rose 3 days later. God’s one and only Son Jesus conquered death and paid the ultimate price as a sacrifice so that we can be cleansed and forgiven of our sins not by our works, but as a gift from God for those who believe in the resurrection of Jesus. Jesus died for ALL.
That’s a really big deal.
Yet, on April 20th, the gospel message has been reduced and degraded to some colorful eggs and a basket, with no mention of Jesus for the hope, renewal, and joy or any mention of sacrifice.
Then, we have a post on Sid Al-Adah. There’s mention of sacrifice by works, and concludes “May Allah bless your life with joy and prosperity.” A proclaimed deity is specified. There’s even a link to learn more about this Muslim holiday, when the Easter post had no link to learn more about the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
DEI are the first three letters of DEITY. Any coincidence? Those that proselytize the religion of DEI see themselves as gods, and that they are the saviours to society.
One thing the school system has been consistent with is discrimination against some and giving preference to others. This is not always direct, but often subtle through degradation. Systems of double standards are established, and noticed when executed. This is DEI.
The Political Double Standards of Worcester County Public Schools
This isn’t a debate on whether or not the school should post about religious holidays. There’s nothing wrong with that. What’s wrong is the portrayal. The mention of Jesus Christ by a public school is avoided at all cost when it’s just fine to mention any other god. This is religious bias.
Why would the name Jesus be such an offense?