Chuck Norris Supports Bible in Schools (story)
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pstarr
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Yes, Chuck is a very strong Christian (as evidenced by his website)-
Chuck Norris' beard proves that he's a strong christian and his roundhouse kicks will make everyone to be sure to remember it. 
Cirdan
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Chuck Norris kicks *** for the Lord!
(New research into the bible proves that Armageddon in fact means "Chuck`s final roundhouse" in hebrew)
(New research into the bible proves that Armageddon in fact means "Chuck`s final roundhouse" in hebrew)
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ArmorOfGod said:
Sounds like a great program! Go Chuck!
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The bible should be taught as a historical document as it had a big impact on western civilization and literature. Of course it should not be taught as a religious path in school. I would hate to see any path Wiccan ,Buddhist, Islamic pushed on students. In other words a class on literature with the bible in it as a historical document is fine. The bible as a path to a truth has no place in school. That is the realm of family and church.
Chuck will have his way or kick the crap out of everybody.
Terry
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Chuck Norris kicks *** for the Lord!
Actually, that's Father McGruder
Actually, that's Father McGruder
Xue Sheng
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No surprise here, he does a lot for kids programs too.
Ram said:
The course that the Norrises are endorsing seems to agree.
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JeffJ said:
... and a shining example of all that's best in the martial arts. He's my MA hero.
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Josh Oakley said:
I don't think Chuck is teaching Bible studies in Martial Arts classes. If he were I would not agree with it either.
But it is after all Chuck and he could be watching so the safest root is to say way to go Chuck.
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While I did find this on thier web site
Also links to the wall builders which is a group who wants to merge religion and goverment a bad idea for both sides involved.
Which seems like a fine idea that I can agree with.I also found troubling things like links to Dr. Carl Baugh and Dr. Kent Hovind who are total fakes and Hovind is a tax evader.
Also links to the wall builders which is a group who wants to merge religion and goverment a bad idea for both sides involved.
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As long as they stay historical they are fine by me. But some of thier supporters are dangerously close to wanting a theocracy which makes me nervous about the whole thing.
Either way I like Chuck as a martial artist and he seems like a good guy.
Either way I like Chuck as a martial artist and he seems like a good guy.
I'm not Christian, and I agree, the bible should be looked at in schools. It is a very important document in terms of history and the growth of western society. You simply cannot study certain periods in history without bringing in the bible and it's message.
That said, so should other important documents. The Qur'an, Confusious, Plato, Aristotle, Teachings of Buhhda, etc.
That said, so should other important documents. The Qur'an, Confusious, Plato, Aristotle, Teachings of Buhhda, etc.
Cirdan
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Exactly! :wink2:
I'm dissapointed. I used to really like chuck. After his phoney positive portrayal of a texas ranger(read indian killers, mexican killers and slave bounty hunters) as a cherokee boy from oklahoma he should be ashamed of himself. I really don't need historical revisionist thumping on the bible for me. He needs to learn some real history and get honest.
Not only that, but he drives a modern truck. Everyone knows Texas Rangers didn't drive Dodge Rams when they were bounty hunting slaves, that happened way back in the old GMC days.
Also, reading the link, I didn't get the feeling there was any bible thumping going on, just students being given a choice. Just because it isn't a choice I would probably make, doesn't mean I would refuse others that choice.
