Traditional Anglican ping, continued in memory of its founder Arlin Adams. I see that English teacher's must be getting along well; there is apparently no requirement for them to even show up for work. Who needs to teach proper 'English'; as long as we kin unner-stan each udder.
Well...er, what's the dif? I don't really have a problem with the street slang version. It gets the point across and perhaps will help those who slangspeak better understand the meaning of the 23rd Psalm. After all, I can't read the ancient languages of the Bible in which the orginal lines were first written, so I appreciate the English translation.
I ripped on the ENGLISH PROFESSOR about his apostrophe usage, but I just noticed that had already been done. The funny thing is that he went on to defend his poor knowledge of English. It wasn't a typo on his part. The bottom line is, how can anyone be against ideas that might help to bring God into the lives of more people? Some might find it goofy, but there are two lost generations of inner city kids out there and this ministry is trying to reach out to them and show them somebody - and God - cares about them. Is this such a bad thing?