My last post was regarding the tragedy of Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut. In that post, I discussed many issues related to this tragedy. The one that is the most pressing, in my opinion, is human dignity. We have to start teaching our young people that they are worth something. They must know that they are loved. If a person has dignity for the human life, they would not do the horrific things like Connecticut.
Below is a video I saw in one of the blogs that I read. This is a video of a public school Physics teacher that teaches his students about "love for one another." To be honest, I am somewhat suprised that someone has not stepped up to the plate and tried to shut his message down, because he talks about his faith. I have watched this video about ten times now and I am amazed of the topic, the personal feelings shared by the teacher, the stunning looks on the children's faces. It just goes to show you that if we love one another, sound familiar, maybe a tragic event like this could be prevented.
Please share this with as many people as you can. We have to start changing the thought processes of people in this world. We have to teach dignity for human life, including our own individual lives. Know that you are loved, by many, but most importantly, by God.
Again, I am not the most technology savy person, so you might have to copy and paste this link into your search engine.
Thank you to Deacon Greg Kandra of The Deacon's Bench blog.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=9bSu_Snlbsw
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