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October 9, 2006
A little Amish girl
During these past few weeks, America has witnessed an alarming increase in the number and frequency of grisly deaths of students across our land. This trend of violence should not be surprising; from kindergarten through high school, our children are exposed to a perverse system that no longer teaches right from wrong. Today's youth and young adults are turning on themselves and a society that they are obviously very angry with. (Marie Jon)If the following excerpts from ABC News don't bring tears to your eyes and a feeling of compassion in your heart - you have no heart:
Oct. 5, 2006 -- The oldest of the five Amish girls shot dead in a Pennsylvania schoolhouse is said to have stepped forward and asked her killer to "Shoot me first," in an apparent effort to buy time for her schoolmates.Yes, there was indeed a tremendous amount of calm and courage in that schoolroom, but also great love, and it was there amidst incredible horror. But what are we to make of all this and other such violence that is going on in our schools across the country? What's changes have occurred during the last few years to cause all of this insanity?Rita Rhoads, a midwife who delivered two of the victims, told ABC News' Law and Justice Unit that she learned of 13-year-old Marian Fisher's plea from Fisher's family.
What's more, Fisher's 11-year-old sister Barbie, who survived the shooting, allegedly asked the gunman, Charles Carl Roberts IV, to "Shoot me" second, Rhoads said.
"They were amazing," Rhoads said, 'absolutely amazing. There was a tremendous amount of calm and courage in that schoolroom."
Marie Jon, writing at Spero News, offers some insight on what has changed, what may be behind the insanity that is now so prevelant in our schools and throughout our society::
... The education our youth receive today is drastically different from that reflected in the above wisdom. From their earliest years, it fosters rivalry and self-centeredness, which of course includes sexual immorality. The love of God and country is ridiculed by those who have a divergent agenda from that of the forefathers of our nation. Liberalism thrives in our classrooms and endangers the moral and physical safety of our youth.Continue reading, "A little Amish girl"... America's youth is being indoctrinated into a base mindset that will bring them nothing but personal harm and, eventually, end up polluting our society with crime and dysfunction.
... for decades, progressives have turned our institutions into breeding grounds for generations of self-centered people who are more lovers of pleasure than lovers of God.
... We are witnessing the fall of a civilized nation, a nation that has strayed from its foundation of America's Judeo-Christian beliefs. We have allowed secular groups to toss us to and fro in this game of moral ambiguity. They want to remove the Lord from the public arena. Traditionalists are God-centered people. They are the only ones left to challenge and stop groups like the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), and not be intimidated by them.
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Posted by Richard at October 9, 2006 8:38 PM
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Although I admired the Amish girls courage, and thought the shooting was a horrible horrible incident, i dont like the way you are exploiting this. This was made to seem that non religious people wouldn't do this, as if we don't know the difference between right and wrong.
I believe in God, but i do not believe in the bible, because it causes people to think that things such as gayness is wrong. Do you really think that God would not want all his people to be happy? Sins are things that are wrong, that hurt people. Even if God did not agree with people falling in love, that would only hurt themselves. Just because they have different ideas does not automatically make you correct.
Our forefathers also owned slaves. Does that mean we should too?
Posted by: Alexandra at July 8, 2007 1:51 PM
And all The American Civil Liberties Union does is fight for the rights of many. No one should be forced to live by the ideas of one group, such as you want them to.
Posted by: Alexandra at July 8, 2007 1:52 PM
Waaay too much KoolAid, Alexandra.
Lets put this into perspective: You support the gay agenda, your are not of a particular faith because you wish to pick and choose what's right and wrong, and you believe that sexual "happiness" takes precedence over nature.
Not a problem.
However, if everyone believed as you do, it just might be a little rough on the survival of the human race, unless of course you find a way to perpetuate human kind through asexual reproduction.
Anyway, we appreciate your input.
Posted by: Abdul at July 8, 2007 6:50 PM
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