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RE: Welcome – Striving after truth
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baandje
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Jul 17, 2005 09:23 PDT
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PK asked: “With regard to Waldorf schools, and Anthroposophy’s role in
them, is it OK to leave things unsaid until others are capable of
“spiritually hearing”? Do Waldorf schools have the right (moral right,
not anthroposophical right) to deny parents information about the
underpinnings of the educational system they are enrolling their
children in? As a parent, do I have the right to know in advance if I am
enrolling my child in a Christian school, a Quaker school, a Morman
school, a 7th Day Adventist school, a Jehova’s Witness school or a
Scientology school? If parents have the right to know about these, don't
Waldorf schools have a responsibility to “publicise these things” to
parents who are enrolling their children”
”And there is even another question here - this time in the 2nd quote.
When Steiner says “But don’t let us publicise these things” - is he
talking about keeping these things from the parents of Waldorf schools
or the general public? Is Steiner suggesting that these things should be
kept from the parents (as Waldorf schools tend to do) or ONLY from
the public?”
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I find the “human beings who are not human beings” (?!) thing too odd to
even comment on.
Answers to your many questions: Possibly. No. Yes. Yes. Not IMO – but
that doesn’t count around here, apparently ;-) Steiner was saying, again
IMO, that those things should be keep from the uninitiated masses: in
other words, all non-anthropops.
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