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Topic: Religions > Atheism
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Date: 31 Dec 2005 07:51:56 AM
Object: Devilish Treatment At Christian Camp?
More of that xian love, especially toward their own.
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/0817051camp1.html
It's a few months old but worth noting and nobody posted it here.
Bob Dog
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Devilish Treatment At Christian Camp?
Lawsuit: Boy scarred by wedgies, purple nurples, cookie desecration
AUGUST 17--When Ronald and Jill Losoya sent their 11-year-old
son to Michigan's Camp Michawana, they expected the boy's summer
stay would be a "positive, Christian-based experience." In fact,
the camp itself notes that "Christ is first" and that it
operates as "an arm of the local church in which a Bible-
centered program is used to develop camper spirituality."
However, according to the below federal lawsuit, things didn't
work out that way for young Ezekiel Losoya. Instead, the boy's
parents allege in their August 8 complaint, he was subjected to
an assortment of "inhumane, degrading, and criminal conduct"
during a one-week stay in the summer of 2003. Among 19 separate
indignities cited in the Losoyas's complaint, Ezekiel had to
endure wedgies, was "kicked in the privates," had his camera
smashed, got dunked headfirst in a toilet, and was tied to a
tether ball pole. The lawsuit, which does not specify monetary
damages beyond $75,000, contends that Ezekiel was tormented by
fellow campers and Michawana counselors. As a result of the
camp's negligence, the Losoyas charge, Ezekiel has suffered hurt
feelings, mental anguish, and "disruption of his faith in Christ
and loss of his camera."
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