In all I am, do, and will write, my aim is to hit God's mark. I will have moments of being misguided as I am not perfect, but know that I serve a God that loves me through it all.
Do you think the same calm tolerance would be shown if hypothetically, as a teacher, I chose to take my public school classroom students on a fieldtrip to a church where my favorite speaker was talking about the ramifications of unBiblical choices happening in today's presidential elections?
Wouldn't that be "academically relevant?"
Wouldn't that be a perfect "teachable moment?"
Hmmm. Not indoctrination, huh?
Oh. My. Word. I'm seeing double. Double standard, that is.
Let me see if I got this straight:
1. Promote the g8y agenda..get congratulated for practicing sound "educational" teaching.
2. Promote a healthy debate of Creationism vs. evolution...get accused of indoctrination.
So, what's up, doc?
Um. Well, now. I guess I always thought education was about teaching my children HOW to think, not WHAT to think. Silly me.
