BJSkillman

Conservative Christian
Ross' Wife, Mom, Grandma, Dog Mom
Native Texan
No trains, Please

[BJSkillman @bjskillman46]

Philippians 4:6-7
6 Do not [a]be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and pleading with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. 7 And the peace of God, which surpasses all [b]comprehension, will guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.

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I will not bend I will not break I will not comply

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Happy Birthday, Ross. You're the best!!!

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Just a reminder . . .

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Copied from Facebook:
Stephen Huzar: Critical thinking involves seeing more than just "your side" of any issue.
I won't be opaque about this - I am conservative and applaud this action. Why? The world is made up of more than one viewpoint. The student joined a "Children's literature" class to learn.... children's literature. Whether you are liberal or conservative, that student has a right to learn ONLY about the subject matter. Being a professor doesn't give carte blanche right to push ANY "social agenda" (whether liberal or conservative). If that student was tested on the concepts of "inclusiveness" and "why is it important to value and respect transgenderism" when learning about "children's literature," that would be wrong. Just as if the professor taught liberals in that class "how to persuade children to read the Bible and love Jesus in children's literature." I would argue teaching the latter in a Children's Literature class is actually significantly more relevant to the course topic than the former. I took a "Bible as literature" class where we learned how the ancient writers of the Bible used literary devices. It was not a theology class, and nor were we persuaded to believe any certain way. We just learned the topics of things like foreshadowing and how the writers used repeating patterns to make certain central points, etc. You can argue "transgenderism" into almost any curriculum (e.g., "the importance of considering transgender patrons in the design of public spaces" in an engineering class). But that would be pushing a social agenda, not covering a relevant course topic. If you think otherwise, then the course content should be open to allowing in BOTH sides of the social agenda -- "the importance of considering devout Christians in public spaces" in an engineering class when all the students should be learning is how to construct beautiful spaces that don't fall down.
What I always find odd about liberals is they tend to push their social agenda onto conservatives under the guise of "open mindedness" and "human rights" but completely ignore considering both sides and respect that others hold values different that their own. The comments on this post once again highlight this paradox.

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Super special clouds in our sky last night.

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Teenagers + anyone else who needs to know . . .

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@benonwine Absolutely!!

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Guess what WON'T be at the White House this Easter Sunday? This. 👇

Just NORMAL people celebrating Jesus.

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@rhskillman70 He tells the truth!

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[Nurse Lioness @CardioFixer]

Redneck Medical Terminology:

Artery - A building for paintings.
Bacteria - A back door cafeteria.
Barium - What you do when your kin die.
Benign - What you are after being 8.
Cat Scan - How you search for a lost cat.
Cauterize - Made eye contact.
Cesarean Section - A neighborhood in Rome.
Colic - A sheep dog.
Coma - A punctuation mark.
D&C - Where Washington is.
Dilate - Live longer than expected.
Enema - Not a friend.
Fester - Increased speed.
Fibula - A small lie.
G.I. Series - World Series of military baseball.
Hangnail - What you put a coat on.
Hospital - The largest building in town, unless it’s Bubba’s BBQ.
Impotent - A very big deal.
Labor - French for very cold.
Labor Pain - Getting hurt at work.
Medical Staff - A walking stick.
Morbid - A higher offer than mine.
Nitrates - Cheaper than day rates.
Node - I knew it.
Outpatient - A patient who has fainted.
Pap Smear - A fatherhood test.
Pelvis - Second cousin to Elvis.
Post Operative - A letter carrier.
Recovery Room - A place to do upholstery.
Rectum - Caused a car accident.
Secretion - Hiding something.
Seizure - Roman emperor who lived in the Cesarean Section.
Tablet - A small table to change babies on.
Terminal Illness - getting sick at the train station.
Tumor - Repeat two more times.
Urine - Opposite of being out.
Varicose- Not far, close by.