Devilish Treatment At Christian Camp?

[Orangutan]

Antother 'What's the harm candidate' maybe?

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/0817051camp1.html

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[tdn]

I'm not sure I'd lay the blame for this at the feet of Christianity. Kids can be jerks. Sometime counselors can be, too.

I'm also not sure that a $75,000 judgement is warrented, but if things like that are happening there, then there is a serious problem that must be addressed.

 

[jjramsey]

Re: Re: Devilish Treatment At Christian Camp?

I'm not sure I'd lay the blame for this at the feet of Christianity. Kids can be jerks.

The problem I see is that the kids were acting as cruel as ordinary kids, as if Christianity had nothing to do with their behavior, even though they were at a Christian camp.

 

[Jon.]

Re: Re: Re: Devilish Treatment At Christian Camp?

The problem I see is that the kids were acting as cruel as ordinary kids, as if Christianity had nothing to do with their behavior, even though they were at a Christian camp.

This is certainly a problem if the parents were led to believe that the children's behaviour would be different because it was a Christian camp. Otherwise, what did they expect from 11-year old boys?

 

[kedo1981]

I went to church camp two years in a row
When we weren’t being preached to the boys and I dug “death” traps on all the trails, filled em full of big assed thorns and covered them with twigs and such to hide them.
The next week, a girl broke her ankle in one of them.
Praise Jesus!