A teacher who sprinkled holy water on a colleague who does not believe in God is indebted for casual fuss

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A colleague professing an atheist at a public high school in the United States became troubled by a teacher sprinkling holy water, and a sprinkling teacher was sentenced innocently and being controversial.

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On March 11, 2010, the teacher of Blanche Erie high school in the south of Florida, Duna Robinson and Leslie Rayner got a fuss about sprinkling holy water on his colleague teacher Shandra Rodriguez.

At the time of the incident, Shandra talked about how he did not believe in God and the Bible towards the students in the classroom, and that it was during that story that he put the holy water.

Rodriguez protested this to the school side, based on the "Anti-Bullying Act" which came into effect in 2008 to prohibit violence and harassment in the school in April 2010 Robinson and Raynar from the classroom in front of the students It was brought out and passed on indefinitely punishment.

This disposition is based on the opinion that "Anti-bullying law concerns bullying between students and it is inappropriate to use for fighting among teachers" and Rodriguez explains himself as an atheist on his own profile on the net, It includes a lot of unfair parts, such as having to preach atheism to the students from school usually, such as not being disposed of in religiously neutral public education places but doing something inappropriate, and ripples I am calling. Also Rainer's husbandBaptistsIt seems that the commotion is getting bigger and bigger, as the gathering to protest against this disposal is done in the district church.