High School Biology Teacher Has More Work Than He Bargained for

This science teacher shares his faith (in natural selection) with a tirelessness that should put some Christians to shame. Creation-persuaded students aren't going to make it easy for him.

Speaking of natural selection, and changes in gene frequency, the evolutionists who work in our hospitals are really screwing things up. Using sneak-peek technology, they are encouraging the elimination of the next link in evolution process: the down's syndrome and trisomy 13 babies.

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Dedication

A recording was introduced on the car radio*, by a "hot guitarist". They had to say something- the piece wasn't hot. I wondered- they would play this guy's recording of this no-account song, why? To showcase his skill, I guess.

Our society showcases skill- skill, a rare combination of talent and dedication. Those who excel at their skill are glorified, romanticized, adored, at least appreciated. The several skills that have tantalized me drifted over my mind's eye, skills I've dabbled in, skills I only dreamed of, skills I never dreamed of, but admired in other people.

With every one of these skills, excellence requires dedication (talented or not). What skills are really worth our dedication?

Something to think about. (Obviously, I'm open to input.)

*Disclaimer: I was at a red light. I came to in time to drive again when the light changed.