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- What concerns or reservations do you have about playing a prominent role in curriculum planning?
- How do you feel most teachers will respond to a more active role from the media specialist than what has been traditionally expected?
- Who do you think should initiate such partnerships and should they be mandatory?
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The Pharisees and religious leaders of his day were offended and refused to accept that what he was saying was true and had him killed him to try and prevent the truth from being told. It is no different today and Jesus said that those who follow him and proclaim his truth will also face persecution (Matthew 5:12).The message of Christianity is the truth of the cross and of who Jesus is. It offends many because it calls us to face our sin and unwillingness to have somone other than ourselves define the truth about ourselves and our condition. We want to be our own master instead of surrendering to the true King. But Jesus is either who he claimed to be or he is not. And if he is Lord, creator and God as the Bible claims and His resurrection confirms, then our choices are limited; submit to the truth or find a way to avoid it, at least for now. 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