Thread: Do YOU really believe what you were taught?
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Old 02-25-2008, 11:03 PM
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Re: Do YOU really believe what you were taught?
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Originally Posted by Whole Hearted View Post
I believe everything I was taught by my elders.
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Originally Posted by Ferd View Post
Me too.


I like my elders more! LOL!
This sort of begs the questions...

Would our Elders really desire this to be so?

Did they/could they say the same thing?

Has there been any room for maturity in the past century?

Which Elders were the untouchables?

Were Haywood, Goss, Whitherspoon, Ewart, Norris, and Reynolds our Elders?
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