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Superstitious Nonsense. Not.

Pupil’s name is Chad Farnan. His teacher, James Corbett. He taught history. At Capistrano Valley High School in southern California. Teacher had decided the Bible to be false, and one day told his students about that. Creationism is “superstitious nonsense,” he mocked.

Chad sued his teacher. Friday a federal judge agreed with Chad. “Guilty,” said the judge.

Good deal.

Read more here.

By Shirley Buxton

Still full of life and ready to be on the move, Shirley at 81 years old feels blessed to have lots of energy and to be full of optimism. She was married to Jerry for 64 years, and grieves yet at his death in August of 2019. They have 4 children, 13 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren...all beautiful and highly intelligent--of course. :)

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