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    Originally Posted by ultramarina
    I think the point Wren is trying to make is that there is an argument to be made that a public school teacher expressing belief or nonbelief in fairies is just as appropriate or inappropriate as a teacher expressing belief or nonbelief in God.

    There is a difference between random theoretical imagination-driven gibberish and actual lived experience.

    Meaning the difference between the idea that a stork delivers babies and a woman describing the lived experience of conception and childbirth.

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    Well, with respect to fairies (or, for that matter, any kind of ecstatic spiritual experience)...


    er-- nevermind.


    I hardly think that public school is a proper setting for a discussion of hallucinogens. {ahem}

    Come to that, extreme pain (as in childbirth) can induce them, too.


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