Not just children. I mentioned this Islam Al-gebra stuff to my 35 y.o.
sister-in-law who knows absolutely that everyone who lags behind her
enthusiasm for Jesus is destined for eternity in hell. She has to take
Al-gebra soon at the local community college and we'll see if her
career choice is altered by this revelation. She's already disgusted
with and may drop her first class, Sociology, in which the instructor
has introduced the religious beliefs of Native American culture. She
actually has to learn this satan-inspired blather to pass the class.
How unfair. Civilization is a fragile thing.
Dave Perry
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I had to laugh when I read this post because I think I'd die if I had to sit
through classes Judeo-Christian beliefs. Actually, I could handle it as long
as someone wasn't trying to SAVE me! But what makes this even funnier is I
have a wonderful dear old friend who will turn 79 this coming Monday. In her
kitchen is this horrible old clock radio with a mind of its own that flips
on and off for no reason. She loves to listen to some local gospel station
which isn't exactly local when you live out by the cattle fields so what she
hears is mostly static. So for her birthday gift I bought her a new clock
radio with CD and then proceeded to try and find her some gospel music on
CD, today. LOL. Talk about a fish out of water. There's country music
gospel, there's old gospel favorites, there's white folks gospel and there's
black folk's gospel, there's even Latino gospel, then there is new gospel,
pop gospel, and what the heck is praise music? So I went ennie, meanie,
minie, moe, and chose 4 CD's. I just hope she likes them - it's got be
better than listening to static with a blown speaker and a very old
receiver. Your daughter would have died laughing at me trying to choose
these CD's.
Bev
> Not just children. I mentioned this Islam Al-gebra stuff to my 35 y.o.
> sister-in-law who knows absolutely that everyone who lags behind her
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> How unfair. Civilization is a fragile thing.
> Dave Perry
dave perry - 28 Sep 2006 00:56 GMT
Just one correction. My daughters (both of them) are pretty sane. My
sister-in-law on the other hand ...
Dave Perry
> I had to laugh when I read this post because I think I'd die if I had to sit
> through classes Judeo-Christian beliefs. Actually, I could handle it as long
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> > How unfair. Civilization is a fragile thing.
> > Dave Perry
Beverley - 28 Sep 2006 01:19 GMT
Sorry, my syncopated brain registered daughter not Sis-I-L. And probably
your daughters would have laughed at me too.
Bev
> Just one correction. My daughters (both of them) are pretty sane. My
> sister-in-law on the other hand ...
> Dave Perry