スペイン国民の大部分は学校の授業に宗教の科目を強制導入することに反対
ANÁLISIS
La religión como asignatura: clara mayoría en contra
En esta aspecto, la LOMCE solo cumple los deseos de uno de cada cuatro españoles
José Juan Toharia Madrid 26 MAY 2013 - 00:28 CET
ANALYSIS
Religion as a subject: clear majority against
In this aspect, the LOMCE only fulfills the wishes of one in four Spanish
Jose Juan Toharia Madrid 26 MAY 2013 - 00:28 CET
One thing to tweak and update the laws and institutions to compensate for wear due to the passage of time or change in circumstances, and quite another to try to align it more fully with the unique principles and ideological positions of the ruling party in power . Of the latter, the Spanish, regardless of their political orientation, have long since given clear signs of weariness. And indeed, this persistently cyclical reformatory ardor blame in many of our ills. For example, now and in the case of education, our citizenship, almost unanimously (86%), concludes that quality can only be improved when, at once, the parties are able to reach a large and lasting agreement background instead of trying to reform it, each on their own and in their own way, when they achieve power. In other words, for the Spanish half, the problem no longer seems to be both serious ailment that afflicts certainly our educational system as the continuous relay operating surgeons and diagnostic criteria divergent-and even contradictory-one patient at a time more battered and lifeless.
If it is difficult, from the available opinion data, stating that the planned reform of the current law on decriminalization of abortion no longer responds to a cry, but even a relatively widespread request citizenship is even more difficult to justify the claim that, in public education, religion constitutes a subject whose note count (a total mean effects and even scholarship application) the same as any other subject in the curriculum relevant.
The reality is rather that this proposed draft Organic Law for the Improvement of Educational Quality (LOMCE) exists in our society a clear majority rejection (70% vs. 27%). This rejection is massive (84%) among voters of the PSOE, but also puts half (48%) of PP voters, and is also widely majority among some practicing Catholics (60%) among non-practicing Catholics (77%) and among non-believers (91%). Only between Spanish small fraction of which are defined as practicing Catholics (which represent 17% of our adult population) are the majority (61%) who agree with this measure. And yet, between them, a respectable 33% are against.
The State must appoint teachers, not the Church
This claim of the bill only meets therefore the wishes of one in four Spanish, however, seems to fully respond to the pressures that the hierarchy of the Spanish Catholic Church has on the current government rather than educational considerations or Academic: or so it accounts for 64% of our citizens, and also, and significantly, 44% of popular voters, 56% of Catholics bit practitioners and 66% of non-practicing, and even 37% of practicing Catholics themselves.
In any case, and if religion is finally introduced as a subject in the terms established in LOMCE project, the public is in favor, clearly, that impart teachers are to be appointed by the State, not the Church (and it is noteworthy that, in this issue, we divided the opinions presented themselves practicing Catholics).
Taken together, these data invite to conclude that even a significant fraction of practicing Catholics (and a clear majority of Catholics warmer) not just to be clear that convert school subject Gospel message is the best way to dignify and contribute to their survival and effect. Our society is devoid of calm reflection and sincerely shared by believers and non-believers (and all religions) on how to integrate knowledge and understanding of religion in school education. Should already be beyond dispute that, in a pluralistic democracy, religion can not be in classrooms or easy or light insults or indoctrination or proselytizing (whose success can be also academically scoring).
被写体と宗教:過半数に対して
この局面では、LOMCEだけ4つのスペインの願いを満たし
ホセフアンTohariaマドリード26 MAY 2013 - 午後12時28分CET
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