If you’re reading this, no doubt you’ve realized that the rapture, predicted by Harold Camping of the Family Radio Network to occur on May 21, 2011, came and went and you were left behind. Chances are, this also means your kids were not taken home to Jesus either and, almost certainly, they’ll notice Monday morning that some of their friends aren’t in class and won’t be ever again. This will likely result in some confusion for your children and, as is so often the case in times of tragedy, they will need your support, guidance, and wisdom to cope with their new situation.
Posts Tagged ‘bible’
Talking to Kids about the Rapture
Sunday, May 22nd, 2011If Disney Did The Bible
Tuesday, October 5th, 2010The Bible — be it the King James, the New International, or any of the more than 80 other English versions — is not an easy read. There’s a lot that is difficult, confusing, or just downright boring (lists of who begat whom, anyone?). Is it any wonder that most six-year-old girls are more interested in Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty than Matthew and Mark? Well have no fear, theist parents, now there’s a solution to this dilemma!
Teaching The Bible In School
Wednesday, July 7th, 2010There’s no doubt that the bible has had a significant impact on human history. The bible has inspired artists such as Michelangelo and Botticelli, composers like Bach and Vivaldi, and even authors like C.S. Lewis. Although not strictly Christian concepts, we have the bible to thank for the popularity of Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny. Of course, we also have the bible and related works to thank for the atrocities of the crusades, the Middle East conflicts and even, yes, the holocaust. But should the bible be something taught in schools or is it best left for parents and priests to discuss? One California school district thinks the bible’s influence is substantial enough to warrant teaching about it.
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