Jesus H

[ynp1]

dead

[Clevis Hitch]

prove it

[ynp1]

DAMN... You got me! Your are right. NOT DEAD.

Fuck, I hate when you play that card! I will not be fooled twice though...

[Clevis Hitch]

I WIN. END OF STORY!!!!

[krampus]

this is all the proof I need

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKrnpveuvTs

[ted]

Bahahahahaha Go Cats!!! were in the Final Four! go to HELL Buck Eyes!

[Clevis Hitch]

I thought Buckeyes were in hell because they had to live in Ohio.

[Rollo]

pretty close to the truth

[climb2core]

This is an excerpt taken from a Facebook discussion... gotta love the extremists. (lengthy post)

Fight escalates over teacher fired for Bible on desk
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=286425

The Rutherford Institute is joining the case of an Ohio teacher who was fired for keeping a Bible on his desk and suggesting that students "think critically about the school's science curriculum, particularly as it relates to evolution theories."

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John Lofton What's REALLY stupid is that a Christian would be teaching in a God-hating/anti-Christ school and then complain when the school acts like it hates God! Seriously.....REALLY stupid....
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Nicholas A. Jackson I agree John. We need an exodus of Christian teachers from the government schools as well.
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Nicholas A. Jackson The idea that teachers are missionaries is fallacious as well.
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John Lofton Amen!, NAJ...

Non-Christian Education Is Sin, Spiritual Child Abuse

http://www.theamericanview.com/index.php?id=840
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Nicholas A. Jackson That would be a good article should Christian teachers teach in govt schools..
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Sue Breeden
are you two serious? yes, lets have anyone who is Christian only teach in a religious affiliated school. Also, if you are a Christian, do not work at anything other than a faith-based hospital. I love ya Nick, but sometimes I really have t...o take a deep breath with some of your statements. Any Christian has the ability to testify through their actions and to say that teachers can not be missionaries(or ambassadors of their faith through modeling it) is ridiculous. BTW, I'm only partially sinful, one kid goes to Christian education the other public sin-filled child abuse school.See More
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John Lofton A Christian teacher in a govt-run school can teach ONLY a Godless curriculum. Is that "of faith," Sue? Does that glorify God, Sue? NO! That would be a sin. Because a Godless curriculum is a lie.
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Sue Breeden I disagree, and my children get their religious education in a Church if it is not provided at school. It doesn't NOT glorify God either.
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Nicholas A. Jackson Sue I don't think a Christian is being true to the gospel if they keep quiet about Jesus, and teach an ungodly curriculum.. I need to take a deep breath by you needing to take a deep breath. Lol.
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Sue Breeden Nick, do you preach the Gospel all day long at work or do you live the Gospel at work? You don't have to use words to demonstrate Christian compassion and ethics. I try to model Christian behavior but my job does not call for me to testify.
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John Lofton So, Sue, you have no problem with a Christian teacher in a govt-run school teaching a Godless curriculum?
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John Lofton Godless govt-run schools would've collapsed long ago if Christians obeyed God and gave their children a CHRISTIAN education...
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Nicholas A. Jackson I wouldn't recommend anyone taking a job there unless they want to be some kind of secret service undercover compartmentalized Christian and are okay with that. They will be massively frustrated and will be going against everything they believe.
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Nicholas A. Jackson Case in point, the teacher in the article semi lived out his faith. Maybe didn't even talk about Jesus, helped out with Fellowship of Christian Athletes, had a Bible on his desk, and he was singled out and fired in Mount Vernon Ohio of all places.
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Sue Breeden I have no problem at all with it John. Actually, I hope that most of my son's teachers are Christians or at least practice a religion that preaches love and compassion. More than that though, I hope they are wonderful communicators who can help my child understand reading, math, social studies, science(including evolution), music and I hope they can demonstrate patience.
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Sue Breeden I will say, I just had surgery, one of the things I liked best about my doc was that he said it was not his hand in the operating room but The Lord's. I loved that he shared that with me. I hope the Lord's hand guide's all of our teachers as well, both public and religious based education.
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John Lofton I asked you a direct question, Sue: So, Sue, you have no problem with a Christian teacher in a govt-run school teaching a Godless curriculum?
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Sue Breeden I answered you John. See above. I have NO PROBLEM with it at all. Not even a little.
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Nicholas A. Jackson Sue I do use words with the gospel at work, and talk about the Lord. Not with every patient of course. I have had prayers with families and patients.. if I was a teacher and tried this I would be fired immediately. Thankfully the remnants of our catholic hospital encourage us to minister to the body, soul and spirit of the person. Someday they may not.
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Sue Breeden The curriculum is not evil John, at least nothing that has come home with my kid.
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John Lofton Are you a Christian, Sue?
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Sue Breeden John, have you read any of my posts?
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Nicholas A. Jackson At that point I would find another job.
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John Lofton Any curriculum that omits Christ, that is Godless, is evil, Sue.
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John Lofton There's one of our BIG problems, Nicholas. Lady says she's a Christian but an anti-Christian curriculum she has no problem with....
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Sue Breeden John, it's Christians like you that give the rest of us a bad name. (sorry Nick) I'm not trying to win and argument with you....I just totally disagree with you and think your viewpoint is a little twisted. I guess accepting Jesus as your Savior isn't the way Nick, you've got to agree with John too.
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John Lofton Your thinking, Sue, is NOT Christian, NOT Biblical. Real Christians believe Christ must be at the center of EVERYTHING, including education.
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Nicholas A. Jackson I understand your thinking Sue, but I strongly believe that curriculum is not neutral though. That may seem twisted to you. Sorry if it does. John is right that if the curriculum omits Christ than it is ungodly.
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John Lofton NO neutrality. As Jesus says in Scripture. You are either FOR or AGAINST Him! Godless govt schools are AGAINST Him.
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Sue Breeden John, lucky for me, you won't be sitting in judgement of me on my last day. Goodnight.
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John Lofton No such thing as "luck," Sue. More pagan thinking on your part....God-hating govt schooling is child abuse. And you will answer to God for it....
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Ian Kirk Sue, Don't waste your time arguing with John. His extremist black and white view of life, religion, and the world show his lack of reason, understanding and tolerance of others perspective. He is NOT what Christianity is about. Sadly even I can recognize that and I am an atheist. Go ahead John, have the lord strike me down, LOL.
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Sandy Muhlenkamp Peppersack
We homeschool our son and I work part time in a local elementary school managing an afterschool program. I can assure you, I have much opportunity to show love, care and compassion to children who have fatherless homes, alcoholic parents, ...fathers addicted to drugs, parents off to war, children at the poverty level, some with disabilities. I provide a place for them to be safe, I am someone who takes an avid interest in them and I have wiped tears and laughed with them. No, I cannot share my faith verbally, but I am showing compassion to the weary, just like Jesus asked us to do (read Matthew 25).See More
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John Lofton NOT the issue, Sandy. Issue is what are kids being taught. And in a govt-run school the curriculum is Godless/not Biblical. Christians are commanded by God to glorify Him. God says that what is not "of faith" is sin. Does 15,000 hours (K-12) of Godless/no Christ/no Bible "education" glorify God? Is it "of faith?" No, of course not.....
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Nicholas A. Jackson I like that scripture about giving a cold cup of water in His name.. hopefully they are able to be pointed to Christ by your actions of mercy. Maybe the Lord would give you an opportunity to share your faith.
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John Lofton As for "atheist" Ian. God says he is a liar and a fool. A liar because he KNOWS there is a God, but tries to suppress this truth (Romans 1:18ff) ; and a fool because he is an unbeliever.
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Sandy Muhlenkamp Peppersack
It may not be the direct issue, but there was a call for teachers of faith leave schools earlier in this thread. I am not a fan of gov't schools either, obviously, I homeschool, but it wasn't because of my faith that we opted to homeschool......we had other reasons. But if teachers of faith left, then there may not be any chance for some kids or some other teachers to maybe see examples of the faith, granted in a non-verbal manner. I also read in the scriptures that we are called to be "Salt and Light".See More
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John Lofton God commands us to raise our children to know Him. Govt-run schools do NOT do that.
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Sandy Muhlenkamp Peppersack The schools don't do that, but parents can and many do regardless of where they are educated. I'm not a fan of the public school. My son would not be homeschooled if I was.

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