Wednesday, April 8, 2026

Ignorance in Fact.

 Ignorance in Fact.

 

The old woman will have to admit that she is quite ignorant of some of the common entertainment names in each area—music, TV and movies, art, and other social forms of exchange including most of the apps and features on either one’s phone or some other internet appliance. Some things have simply stopped being all that necessary to my wellbeing or interests. That being said, one thing that has been part of my life since childhood has been the basic stories from the Bible. These are not fantasy or something found on TV or at the movies—for the most part. Yes, The Ten Commandments came out at the movies umpteen years ago. Because of our upbringing, many of us attended church services and vacation Bible schools back in the day. We memorized scriptures and knew where to find the various books in the Bible with some speed. We knew much about the characters in the Bible—from Samson to Daniel in the lions’ den. Yet, today, it seems that educators cannot discuss or use materials from these same stories. No, we can have drag queens entertain children but not read about the history of the nation of Israel or about the man who set the world on fire with his preaching of the Kingdom of God. Some of us are not ashamed to be called ignorant for not reading all of the books in the Hobbit series or the books about wizards. But please be aware that no child today will suffer irreparable damage if he or she gets to read about any of the people in the Bible. May God forgive our nation for its incredible ignorance in leaving the Bible out of our education.

 

Rest well, my friends. You are loved.

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