Christian Debt Relief

Does Christian Debt Relief Have Any Place In The Schools?

Everyone seems to be talking of Christian debt relief

Sometimes I just don't understand. I believe in God, but as an agnostic. While I respect and treat equally the believers of all faiths, I do not appreciate having views thrust upon me by my superiors. That's why the Christian debt relief they are trying to get into the school's curriculum does not sit well with me. I know I am just a custodian, one who did not even complete this level of schooling himself. Hey, I had better things to do, okay? Leave me alone. MY POINT is that debt relief is what it is, and religion has no place in the public schools. There's a certain thing called separation of church and country that I've been hearin' bout.

This is Debt Consolidation High School, established 1947. It is not Christian Debt Relief Academy. You wouldn't know it from the agenda the new principal has, though. He's one of them neo-cons who tries to impose his views upon all of us, and I'm fed up.

Whether or not you are Christian, debt relief is wonderful

There is no reason to teach Christian debt relief in my humble opinion. Mr. Carrouthers, the new principal, doesn't give a crap what I think. He wants me to do my job and clean the locker room and set up the cafeteria tables every morning and I am fine with that. But it still doesn't make this newfound ultra-religious, right-wing debt relief program agenda correct. Think about the kids. They need to make their own decisions, wouldn't you say? They need to decide what kind of credit and debt help they seek! They need this right!

After all, whether or not you are Atheist, Muslim, Jew or Christian, debt relief is what it is. It presents kids and adults alike with the chance to consolidate their bills and save up to 57 percent on their current outstanding balances. It gives people an opportunity to put their mistakes behind them and build a stronger fiscal future. I'm Ed Stuck, and I've been operating a small credit card debt relief company out of the janitor's closet at DCHS since 1992.

There is no way I will be practicing any Christian debt relief no matter what the powers that be tell me. I have always been my own man, and will continue to do as I see fit. Now, off to clean the lunchroom.

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