All great masters are chiefly distinguished by the power of adding a second, a third, and perhaps a fourth step in a continuous line. Many have taken the first step. But with every additional step you enhance immensely the value of your first.
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
DC Comictician thought of the week:
Here at the First Church we're always looking for a brighter day and new ways to improve our society. Surely, we all know by now that strengthening our economy, spending more money on education, and having a more balanced system of wealth distribution is not the answer. We took Superman's picture out of the classroom and the only one to benefit was the Legion of Doom.
What we should do is prepare a list of ideas and take them to our local school boards. Like Batman tells us, criminals are weak and cowardly. Our children need to know that.
All this week, I'll be coming up with things that should be taught in our schools instead of all this useless science, mathematics, and everything else secular humanists try to push on our children.
The only thing we have to fear is fear itself- and, well, maybe Solomon Grundy.
Tags:
Legion of Doom, Religion in Schools, Church and State, Batman
2 comments:
Every school day should begin with a reading from a Marvel comic, and science should be limited to the chemistry needed to turn people into X-Men or the Incredible Hulk.
With our Marvel biased media, I wouldn't be surprised if that ended up happening.
But I really think kids should strive harder than to just end being some big, green-skinned crybaby with some serious anger management problems.
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