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"And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose." -- Rom. 8:28
Students across the nation walked out of school Wednesday in honor of the victims of the Parkland shooting last month, including a group of New London kindergarteners.
"We love school! We love school," children in New London are chanting in a video posted on Facebook.
While people involved in the walkout involving a group of 5-year-olds at Harbor Elementary School said the demonstration was about school safety, student safety and parent permission have been called into question.
"It was discussed, it was a safety march and we took them out and they chanted 'we love school' and 'honk your horn.' And we told them that the 17 angels are above in heaven, they’re watching down and they’re proud," one parent, Olga Vokolou, said.
"And we told them that the 17 angels are above in heaven, they’re watching down and they’re proud..."
That is impossible. The official premise of all government schools is that humans are chance collisions of molecules emerging from type of primordial slime, that came about also by chance. Heaven? How presumptive of them.
Pagans believe that nothing created everything, and then try to attach an arbitrary set of authority-bearing standards to such hypocrisy.
Christ teaches that God created everything, ex nihilo, out of nothing, and that as the Creator possesses innate authority above and over all.
"And we told them that the 17 angels are above in heaven, they’re watching down and they’re proud..."
ReplyDeleteThat is impossible. The official premise of all government schools is that humans are chance collisions of molecules emerging from type of primordial slime, that came about also by chance. Heaven? How presumptive of them.
Pagans believe that nothing created everything, and then try to attach an arbitrary set of authority-bearing standards to such hypocrisy.
Christ teaches that God created everything, ex nihilo, out of nothing, and that as the Creator possesses innate authority above and over all.
That last clause is what they hate.