Ruling Elder, Steve Rosenblatt, emailed me about this article a few days ago. It raises some important issues about our culture and our current tendencies of thought.
Friday, December 30, 2005
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1 comment:
As a high school librarian in the midst of "research season", this article is definitely to the point.
A couple of generations ago, people felt that if it was in the newspaper that it must be true. Today's students tend to believe that if it can be "Googled", it is indeed truth.
Martha Ryburn Stainton
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