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Education

cloudbase

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1. I have no problem with this.

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Wed Mar 23, 2016, 01:21 PM

Mar 2016

I have some reservations about funding education that would be of little or no value in the secular world. I'd have to see a case made where studying Torah and Talmud would be beneficial to the general American society.

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I have no problem with this. cloudbase Mar 2016 #1

ever been? it's no small wonder many theoretical physicists are Jewish MisterP Mar 2016 #3

It seems counter productive that Pell Grants can be used for 'studying abroad'. procon Mar 2016 #2