Aug 19, 2025
More definitions posing as a study guide.
Notice that she's misunderstanding the Stages of Grief as "Stages of Death." Why? WHY?
And "cannibalism" as a kind of "funeral"?
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More definitions posing as a study guide.
Notice that she's misunderstanding the Stages of Grief as "Stages of Death." Why? WHY?
And "cannibalism" as a kind of "funeral"?
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So women fighting for their autonomy is the same as LGBTQ folks fighting for like ... health care is the same as whatever "children's rights" is. And all this is a problem because it's "changing roles"?
I'm not even getting to that last point.
Buckle up for this one.
In the 2003-04 school year, the following was the "study sheet" for the first chapter read in "Introduction to Sociology" at Bob Jones University.
The teacher had a BA and an MA in Teaching from BJU. And this was the first point in her study guide.
With Joshua 24:15 as her proof text ("But as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord"), she declares that:
A Christian child belongs to two families:
1. His parent's [sic] 2. God's
Where do we start? What does "Christian" mean? Who is a "child" mean? What is a "family"?
You know there's more.