Many of you are likely familiar with the chemical reaction featured below. It's popular with high school chemistry teachers, probably because it's been scientifically proven that even the snottiest of snotty-ass teenagers will give you their undivided attention while you're setting things on fire.*
However, I'm guessing that for most of you, this demonstration didn't come prefaced with the announcement that "THIS little gummy bear didn't accept Jesus Christ as his personal Lord and Savior..."**
And THAT, kiddies, is what sets Christ-centered education apart from the rest!
*Ok, "scientifically proven" in the Ken Ham sense. Which pretty much means I pulled that out of my ass.
**I wish I were kidding, but that's pretty much verbatim. Slightly off topic but not quite: recently, a new Facebook group appeared in my little orbit, "You Know You Went To [Redacted Christian School] When...". I initially stayed away from it, as I tend to avoid like the plague anything that has to do with that place, until I found it was full of other people who felt the same way I did about the years of indoctrination. It's been sort of therapeutic, and certainly thought-provoking. There may be more posts on the subject soon.
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Well, you know, Gummi G-d didn't want to punish that poor little gummi bear... but the bear was a sinner, so Gummi G-d didn't have any choice. Fortunately, Gummi God sent his Gummi Son to die for our Gummi Sins.
Behold the Good News!
(Yes, it's a gummi crucifiction. Amazing what you can find on the Intertubes...)
I love it! Are those poor gummis being crucified on a hill of danish?
And what exactly are Gummi Sins? I'm kind of scared to know...
That was AMAZING, science is cool, and I never would have imagined anything so dramatic could come from a gummy bear. And that is just a horrible, horrible message to teach children and a horrible way to do it.
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