May 2015 - Research and Development Learning Centers for Religious Instituions

Is there meaning and significance in the Abraham story that we do not understand? Is there some significance is sacrificing doves, rams and children? Are we missing the bigger picture and the bigger message? Perhaps it is time for the children of Abraham to have a Council of Understanding to make sure we are on the same page, or at least reading the same book. Maybe we the children are the story, and not the myths of the grandfathers?

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Something Wrong With Abraham’ Kids – Jews Christians Muslim Abraham does not have a good reputation, first, he marries the daughter of his father, second, gives his wife Sari over for sexual purposes to Egyptian leaders. Abraham, third, he agrees to take his wife’s maid […]

Are we developing leaders to address the challenges of the post modern world?

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Leadership Challenges in Public School Changes My original intent in life was to become a medical doctor. I had completed most of my pre-med requirements at City College in New York City, when I met and fell in love with a brilliant New York University graduate. I […]

Leadership challenges in churches, schools, family or country, are the same, it involves individual behaving badly in environments serving humanity. Some where along the way to freedom, America received the wrong understanding of freedom of speech, and the right to hurt others with the mind and mouth. Our challenge is to study the effect of verbal hurt on others, and to make intentional decisions, not to permit them in our homes, our schools or churches, our communities or our country. Your right to speak ends where my ears and my spirit begins.

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Common Core Curriculum suggests that all American students in the 50 states should learn and know the same body of information. All colleges and universities with teacher education programs are required to instruct individuals preparing to enter the profession of teaching to be prepared to teach a quality education curriculum, to any and every student, in any education facility located in the United States, this would eliminate the program of the rich educated to be rich and the poor educated to be poor. It is our law makers and curriculum and instruction policy makers who decides what America needs to know.

On May 29, 2015 / Cultural Anthropolgy / Leave a comment

Teachers are taught one curriculum, and students are tested on a different curriculum. Corporate America searches for job ready adults educated on still a different curriculum. The question becomes, who is teaching the individuals, studying to become teachers, what are college and university students in teacher education […]

The daughters of Appalachia must see themselves as worthy of respect and capable of great accomplishments. The doorway out of poverty and oppression is still education, find the doorway, escape and they go back and lead more out. Before young people escape within themselves through drug use and sex, Appalachia must become the symbol and place for nation building within a developed nation.

On May 27, 2015 / Cultural Anthropolgy / Leave a comment

White subgroups Certain subgroups of White Americans, while not identifying as separate races (often identifying as having “American ethnicity“), have distinct heritages and experience discrimination and low socio-economic status as an ethnicity. Notably, poor, predominantly Southern and rural, whites, particularly in Appalachia and the Ozarks, are […]

Racism is a religion. It starts in sacred scripture and is the foundational belief found in sacred mythologies.God it not racist, but writers coming on the scene created stories of racial thought and diversity. The story of Noah is totally racist, and can be considered the genetic core of racist thought. Michaelanglo comes along and creates images of a white God and plant the seeds of the way man must look to be one with and accepted by God, the closer one is to whiteness the more entitled they are to the keys of the Kingdom. The man of color has no chance in the traditional religions, he must find God on his own, and know the Word.

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In an effort to attempt to address the issue of what is wrong with our educational system, it is necessary to go back to the source. America is a Judeo Christian Nation. The culture is influenced by Judeo Christian culture and beliefs. If the problems started with […]

The right people in the wrong place, can make significant changes in the status quo. Teachers are often hired, without their knowledge, for their ability to maintain the status quo. Private Colleges and Universities Educate Individuals To Become Teachers For The Middle And Upper Classes. Public Higher Education educate for the botom to remain on the bottom. What happens when Private School Education reaches the lower socio economic classes? What happens when the right person ends up in the wrong place, and does the right thing?

On May 25, 2015 / Cultural Anthropolgy / Leave a comment

Being In The Wrong Place To Do The Right Thing- Teachers helping teacher’s project. If you feel yourself called to be a change agent, this project is written for you. If you feel ready to scream, pull your hair out and run to the nearest banking […]

Evolution and Creation have been in long debates in the religious community. Some Christians believe to believe in evolution is to express a disbelief in God. God is science and science explains God. The exact moment in which man steps out of his animal form and takes on the image and likness of the creator is called creation, evolution is the process.

On May 18, 2015 / Cultural Anthropolgy / Leave a comment

Church Attendance Is In Decline In Traditional Mainline Churches. The Need For The Services Provided By Churches Has Increase Significantly. Addressing The Needs Of The Post Modern Family Is The Challenge Of The Struggling Church.

On May 16, 2015 / Cultural Anthropolgy / Leave a comment

There is a need for the development of support services for American parents and children in this complex society. This need is evident in urban centers that service the needs of single parents and unwed mothers. Young girls are making life decisions for themselves, their future, […]

Basic Rules For Living. So Many Young People Are Ending Up On The Wrong Side Of The Law. Jobs Are Complaining That Many Employees Seem To Lack Basic Understanding Of Rules Of Human Behavior. Society Is Calling Some Of This Mental Challenges, Or Behavior Problems. Maybe They Were Not Taught The Basic Rules For Living Effectively In Family Settings.

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Basic Rules Respect your mother and father. Respect grandparents and members of the extended family Respect teachers Boys protect and respect girls Girls respect and protect boys Stand up for and protect the innocent and the weak Do not gossip Do not make fun of someone who […]

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Are we developing leaders to address the challenges of the post modern world?

Church Attendance Is In Decline In Traditional Mainline Churches. The Need For The Services Provided By Churches Has Increase Significantly. Addressing The Needs Of The Post Modern Family Is The Challenge Of The Struggling Church.

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