In a previous post, I expressed my misgivings about the new Bible literacy project. Berit Kjos has done some good analysis, and has come to largely the same conclusion I arrived at, though I did not have the opportunity to analyze it. This new project is not to be trusted by those who hold the Bible to be God's Word. Here is Kjos's article.
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I don't understand the motivation of the author of this article. WORLD Magazine and a host of leading Christians have endorsed and contributed to this textbook. I got an e-mail from Focus on the Family about it. But maybe all these people are part of the one world conspiracy too?? Seems a little overblown to me.
Rick,
Maybe I am a bit paranoid. I guess we will have to see the fruit.
I just sent this letter to Mrs. Kjos:
Dear Mrs. Kjos,
I am very concerned that you recommend the National Council on Bible Curriculum in Public Schools, when their chief spokesman is Mr. Chuck Norris, as shown on their website.
Mr. Norris is a serious advocate and practictioner of Zen and teaching martial arts to children. If he is in support of this curriculum I am deeply disturbed. So is Joyce Meyer, preacher of the false prosperity gospel.
Unfortunately I believe that the ever-pervasive effort to mold our children into the new age mindset has also infected this organization and serious Christians should turn away from it.
Please pray over this information.
Zora Kingston
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