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(Unverified)Jul 5th 2010 2:57PM
I for one like this post. It may be a little directionless, but I have personally seen these kids that are unfed and uneducated, wearing burlap sacks as clothes and playing snake on their mobile phones and the first thing I thought of was their odd (wrong) priorities.
There's nothing wrong with suggesting the kids get culture or education by reading the Bible. It is already the most translated book in the world and comes on every mobile platform, and as seriousam7 pointed out, historically Christian areas of the world have done quite well for themselves so they could do worse for reading material.