October 2004
Homeschoolers new political
force: "An unprecedented
new study of adults who were homeschooled not only contradicts assertions
they lack socialization but shows them far more likely than the average
American to be civically minded and engaged in their local communities."
See
The Three
Myths of Homeschooling
August
Say 'No' to the federal Homeschool
Legislation:
"This bill invites regulation of homeschooling by the federal government.
After legislation becomes law, government agencies responsible for enforcing
it write regulations that determine how the law will be enforced.... Some
provisions of this bill practically require that the federal government
define homeschooling.... This is the kind of definition and control of homeschooling
that many homeschoolers have been working hard to prevent for over 20 years."
What Happened to Parents'
Rights?
Advice On Reading
(by Richard Baxter,
1615-1691):
"Make careful choice of the books which you read: let the holy
scriptures ever have the pre-eminence, and, next to them, those solid,
lively, heavenly treatises which best expound and apply the scriptures,
and next, credible histories, especially of the Church... but take heed
of false teachers who would corrupt your understandings.
"...among good books there are some very good that are sound and lively;
and some good, but mediocre, and weak and somewhat dull; and some are
very good in part, but have mixtures of error, or else of incautious,
injudicious expressions, fitter to puzzle than edify the weak."
"Baxter's
Guide To The Value Of A Book:
While reading ask oneself: 1. Could I spend this time no better? 2. Are
there better books that would
edify me more? ... 4. Does this book increase my love to the Word of
God...?"
See
Edify
Bring back the stay-at-home
mom: "In a devastating new book, 'Day Care Deception,' Brian
C. Robertson marshals the overwhelming evidence about the risks of day care
and explains why much of academia and the media try to cover it up. Any
negative information about the effects of day care is considered out of
bounds because it will upset one of liberalism's most sainted groups: working
mothers, whom feminists adore as the vanguard of their assault on the 'patriarchy.'...
"Burton
White, former director of the Harvard Preschool Project, writes, "After
more than 30 years of research on how children develop well, I would not
think of putting an infant or toddler of my own into any substitute-care
program on a full-time basis, especially a center-based program."
Deut. 6:6-7
July
Federal study links time spent
in day care to aggressiveness: "The more time young children
spend in day care, the more likely they are to be aggressive or disobedient,
says the latest report from an ongoing federal study, released today. This
link 'occurred across all family backgrounds and all types and quality of
care....'"
Proverbs
22:6
June
We Stand For Homeschooling: "The very nature, language and
essence of homeschooling are being challenged and even co-opted by a vast array
of emerging educational programs which may be based in the home, but are
funded by government tax dollars, bringing inevitable government controls.
"These new 'home-based' publicly-funded entities are
variously called: charter schools, cyber-charters, e-schools, Independent Study
Programs (ISP), dual enrollment, Blended Schools Programs (BSP), Programs for
Non-Public Students (PNPS), Public School Alternative Programs (PSAP), virtual
schools, academies, community schools, home bound, and other newly devised terms
and concepts. There is a profound possibility that homeschooling is... in grave
danger of losing its independence."
It doesn't build global
citizens or fit UNESCO's blueprint for global management. see
Brainwashing in America
May
Web Resource Site for Home Schooler: "In yet another
indication of the growing popularity in home schooling, an agency of the
Southern Baptist Convention has launched a new website that provides a
constant stream of information designed to aid home-school parents who
want to instill a Christian worldview in their children."
The Three Myths of Homeschooling
No child left untested?
"Testing homeschool students is not a new idea. Nine states require
standardized testing:... However, the state assessments required under the
No Child Left Behind Act will specifically cover mathematics, reading,
language arts, and science, based on state-mandated curriculum. Thus,
any students preparing for the test would need to use public school
curriculum...."
See
Reinventing the World Part
3: Global Standards
April
Homeschoolers
Threatened by Pending Bill:
"The California Senate is presently considering a bill that could greatly
intimidate homeschoolers and other parents in California. SB 950... would
add 'habitual truancy' to the definition of child abuse in Welfare and
Institutions..... This provision enables a child to be immediately taken
from their family and put into the juvenile court system with no prior
opportunity for parents to make their case.
"Those who would potentially lose their children as a result of this bill
would include homeschoolers wrongfully accused of truancy or any child who
has up to five unexcused absences....
"'This dangerous bill creates an unnecessary fear that parents will have
their children taken with no due process whatsoever,' said Brad Dacus,
president of the Pacific Justice Institute. 'Citizens are encouraged to
contact their local representative to express their feelings about this
legislation.'"
See
Seeing the world from His perspective
March
New Sitcom Plans to Lampoon
Home Schooling: "A new cable TV sitcom pokes fun at home
schoolers, pushing the myth that children who get their education at
home lack sufficient 'socialization' skills. The WB network
[providers for Yu-gi]
will be airing a 30-minute comedy called The O'Keefes....
"Mike Smith,
president of the Home School Legal Defense Association, takes issue with
the show's theme. He says home schoolers test higher than any other
group of students in terms of socialization." See
Three Myths of Homeschooling
and the next link:
A homeschooling alert
and Fact Sheet sent by the Ohio Home Education Coalition. Your state may be
affected by this because of NCLB....
Ohio homeschoolers were again bombarded with unsolicited mailings last week
from K12. A lavishly-produced public relations mailing announces a clearly
expensive April 5 "K12 Innovation in Education" Expo to take place in
Columbus, OH.
These efforts on the part of this for-profit
education management company continue to blur the distinct differences
between homeschooling and publicly-funded, government-controlled schooling
via an e-school or cyber-school. Homeschoolers should be aware of the
dangerous trends toward homeschooling being integrated into government
school in their homes. Unless we work to preserve our independence, we may
find that our rights are quickly eroded.
The Ohio Home Education Coalition has prepared a fact sheet on the
continuing developments, both initiated by operations such as the for-profit
K12, as well as those coming from school districts. We have attached a copy
of this fact sheet. We remind you that OHEC is an open and inclusive
coalition of interested homeschoolers who come together to raise awareness
of issues facing homeschoolers in Ohio. We do not maintain an interactive
email address. As we are all busy with our families, individual responses to
this email or the fact sheet would be impossible. The authors give
permission for this fact sheet to be duplicated in its entirety and
distributed to homeschooling support group members.
A copy of this fact sheet will also be available in a PDF format at
Homeschooling Freedom whose website is
http://www.homeschoolfreedom.org
December
The real reason the state opposes homeschooling: "Government's
great fear in this matter is not that the kids are being short-changed or abused
– it's that they might be getting a better education than the government-educrat
de facto monopoly can provide and that the word might get out."
This article misses the real
reason, which is far more ominous.
See
Molding Human Resources for a Global Workforce
Local Public School System Challenges Homeschoolers: "My
responsibility is to enforce the compulsory attendance law,' said regional
school superintendent Bruce Dennison. So Dennison decided to send truant
officers – some in squad cars – to various homes in the three-county area,
demanding proof of what homeschoolers were learning. 'We have a very strong
sense of accountability,' he said. 'What we are asking of homeschools is
certainly consistent with what we would expect of the public schools within the
state."
The Three Myths of
Homeschooling
November
Ban on church schools interviewing pupils:
"Church schools are to be banned from interviewing prospective pupils because of
fears that they are using the process to select bright, middle-class children.
The [British] Department for Education and Employment, which is issuing new
guidance to end the practice, said school selection would be made 'fairer' for
pupils and parents."
See
Reinventing the World
and
Mark 13:10-12
and the next item. Both show the organized
shift toward socialist "equality."
Elitism’ worries official: "An unfolding 'elitist' movement
in U.S. education is a message that needs to be heard regarding charter
schools and home schooling....
“'What we’re promoting right now in this country is
stratification,' [Superintendent Ron] Pepple said. The 'elitist'
tendencies come with racial, cultural and economic stratifications....
'It’s unhealthy when the ‘have’ and ‘have nots’ become too extreme,'
Pepple said.... The institution of charter schools like home schooling
tends to 'divorce' the community from the pride of its schools."
See
Solidarity
October
Homeschooling Alert.
California Department of Education redefines the rules for homeschooling
parents.
Children flee homeschool cop:
"The homeschooled boys have been on edge, says their father Roger, since a
truant officer came to the family's front door Oct. 3 and warned, 'I could have
your children taken away.' The Channells have been homeschooling their boys for
five years without a hint of concern from public school officials.... But now
the Channells, threatened with prosecution, are among at least 24 families in a
three-county area who have been contacted in the past two months by a truant
officer...."
Proverbs 22:6 &
2 Chron 20:12
Utah School District Keeps Homeschooler Out of College:
"...The family has homeschooled in Utah for seven years, and has always complied
with the district's policies. Each year, the Kent family registered and received
approval from Jordan School District. Now, however, when they requested some
proof of completion from the district, they were denied....
"Jordan
School District indicates that three units of language arts are required.
Matthew has completed eight. Jordan requires two units of mathematics.
Matthew has completed ten. .... In the meantime, Matthew is not attending
school at all. Instead of getting an education, he has gotten a job."
2 Cor
2:14
Home-schoolers to be denied diplomas:
"Beginning in May 2003, however, the Newton Public Schools [Massachussets] will officially stop granting diplomas to home-schooled students.
The School Committee voted unanimously this week, at the recommendation of Superintendent Jeffrey Young, to terminate the years-long practice.
...
"'MCAS
[the tenth-grade exam] is one issue,' Young said. The other problem is remediation, he said, explaining that even if home-schooled students at some point were allowed to take the MCAS, it would be very difficult for the schools to help those who failed it since the schools cannot closely monitor what home-schooled kids are learning."
Of course. Government schools can't
conform home-schooled children to the new beliefs and values needed for the
envisioned sustainable global solidarity.
See
The UN Plan for Your Mental Health
and
2
Corinthians 4:7
August
California warns home schoolers:
"School officials in California are warning parents that they cannot educate
their children at home unless they obtain professional teaching credentials.
Without the proper credentials, parents no longer can file required paperwork
that would authorize them to home school their children, states a memo issued by
the state Department of Education. As a result, those children not attending
public schools would be considered 'truant' by local school districts." Please pray that Christian
parents not lose their freedom to raise their own children to follow God.
Proverbs 22:6
Legal challenge from home-educating parents: "An internationally-funded court
challenge is facing the Scottish Executive if it goes ahead with contentious new
controls for parents who have their children educated at home. ...A spokesperson
maintained it was intended to improve relations between home educating families and
councils by providing clear advice on acceptable practice and by promoting a consistent
approach across Scotland."
But the state's goals and ways clash
with Christian beliefs and values.
Molding Human Resources for a Global
Workforce
June
Home-schooling in Anderson County:
"Parents living in the Anderson County School District who wish to conduct home schooling
during the 2002-2003 school year must make application to the Director of Student Services
by Aug. 1, 2002. Late fees of $20 per week or a portion thereof will be charged for late
registration through Sept. 1. Parents conducting home-schooling for children in grades K-8
must have at least a high school diploma or GED."
The Three Myths of Homeschooling
Home schooling has come a long way:
"Home-schooling parents can save lots of time since there are so many courses they don't
have to teach:
....multiculturalism, the peculiar notion that other cultures should be preferred to our own
....political correctness,
such as the dogma that all academic subjects must be taught through the prism of gender
and race oppression....
....the
androgyny
demanded by radical feminism....
[see
Mine is the
Power]
....diversity, the code word for gay rights, as is now
mandated K-12 by the California State Legislature....
....revisionist history....
[see
The
International Agenda]
....global education that is designed to promote global interdependence and citizens of the world instead of the U.S.A....
....environmental
education fantasies, such as that
humans exist to serve the earth instead of vice versa....
[see
Saving
the Earth]
....fuzzy
math, whole math, new math, new new
math, or rain forest math....
....depressing modern fiction.... about drugs, violence, sex, runaway teens, witchcraft and other depressing subjects. Home schoolers can read books about heroes and stories that build character, courage, patriotism and virtue.
"Home schoolers won't have to spend time filling out nosy questionnaires about sex, drugs and suicide. The public schools are obsessed with asking students impudent personal questions, such as how many times have you felt depressed and tried to commit suicide."
Don't link home school with abuse:
"The team found that home school laws 'allow persons who maltreat children to maintain social isolation in order for the abuse and neglect to remain undetected' and called for a task force to look into the issue. But there is no logical connection between the practice of home schooling... and child abuse.
... So why target home schooling this way? If there's no real link to child abuse,
what is it about home schooling that causes certain establishment entities concern?
"One, it is a
direct challenge to the liberal big-government notion that the public schools can be the
be-all, end-all vehicle for social services delivery. The second threat has more to do
with the education establishment decision-makers. Teachers' unions recognize all too well
that home schooling is a threat to federal funding, because so much of that funding is
based on enrollment figures. ... Home schooling is a means by which parents take back
their central role in the development of their (not the village's) children. And so, many
in the liberal big-government, educational and social services conglomerate fight against
it desperately."
See
The
Three Myths of Homeschooling
Dating back to 2001
Reports
Shatters Myth of Homeschooling's 'Conservative Fringe':
"As "Time" magazine published a major study on homeschooling this
week, separate research revealed that less than half of homeschooling families are
born-again believers. ... A survey by the state of Florida found that only a quarter of
families practiced homeschooling for religious reasons, the magazine said. While
conservative Christians who had made homeschooling a political issue in the 1980s were
"as committed as ever... more politically moderate Christians have also joined the
movement."
850,000 Kids Schooled at Home: "Homeschoolers have been in the news in recent
years, taking top honors at events such as the National Spelling Bee.... Most parents say they homeschool their children to give them a better
education and not necessarily because of religious beliefs, although religion was second
on a list of reasons. ...about 18 percent of homeschoolers were enrolled in
schools part time, with about 11 percent saying they used books or materials from public
schools."
The
Dark Side of Nationwide Tests: "President
Bush’s education initiative calls for the testing of every student in the nation,
but these ‘assessments’ in the past involved Big Brother-style psychological
profiling. ....public education during the last 30 years has tended against testing
for knowledge of content, instead emphasizing a psychological assessment of a
child’s needs, background and ability to conform to the group. A “test” is an
objective measure of a child’s ability to solve a problem; an 'assessment' is a
social scientist’s speculation about the environmental conditioning of the child.
"Thus the 'assessment' of a child’s
ability to read or to do math in the current testing already in use has more to do
with probing the child’s psyche and teaching him or her to conform to group values
than with testing ability to add two plus two. The leading educational experts will
read the bill’s language as a license to invade the privacy of every child in the
country rather than hold failing schools accountable." See
A New Way
of Thinking and and
Molding
Human Resources for a Global Workforce
I
Knew This Was Going to Happen the moment that we heard the gut-wrenching
story of Andrea Yates, who happened to be a homeschooling mom, drowning her 5 young
children, that there would be some.... op-ed piece questioning
the motives of home-schooling parents.... The writer of this article states,
"the homeschooling movement runs an active propaganda machine".
...Propaganda? According to Dean Gotcher, Founder of the Institute for Authority
Research, facts persuade, feelings manipulate. This article serves no other purpose
than to manipulate public opinion against the very idea of homeschooling."
Prov
22:6
State
Running Background Checks on New Parents: "The whole idea here is
prevention," said Mark Jasonowicz, deputy director of the state Family
Independence Agency. "We want to identify those parents who have been abusive
in the past and try to head off any possible incidents of future abuse."
This fits today's concept of "prevention" or "risk management"
which is now used to justify the Orwellian regulations needed to manage human
resource around the world." See
The UN Plan for Your Mental Health
and Reinventing the World.
If
I Were Mayor, I Would...." Essay Contest Promotes Educational Classism
Growing
Congregations Spur Church Construction Boom. Notice the last paragraph, then
read the first two reports on the 21st
Century Church by Dr. Robert Klenck: The 21st Century
Church
Senate Bill 129 (L.D. 405): Change in Testing Requirement/Public School Profits
from Home Schoolers
Homeschool
teacher numbers grow
Judge
orders homeschooled girl to public school -- again
NEA Resolutions on Home Schooling. "The National Education Association
believes that home schooling programs cannot provide the student with a
comprehensive education experience. When home schooling occurs, students enrolled
must meet all state requirements.... Instruction should be by persons who are
licensed by the appropriate state education licensure agency, and a curriculum
approved by the state department of education should be used."
Thank
God that George W. Bush, not someone committed to the NEA goals, leads our nation. But
pray also that our sovereign King hold back the tide of proposed restrictions on
homeschooling and Christian child raising. Goals 2000 calls for the participation of "all" in its
process. In the midst of these threats, we can trust Him to guide and guard those who belong to Him.
U.N.
opposing 'motherhood, fatherhood'?
New report sees harm to families in proposed global policies
FAITH-BASED
ORGANIZATIONS:THE
TRAP IS SET. When churches accept federal funds for their
outreach to the needy, they must obey government rules. Like charter schools, they
may trust the promise that such supportive "partnerships" will help
them reach their goals. But in a government-church partnership, the
stronger partner rules and the weaker partner serves. Participating
churches tied to federal rules are being told to hide their crosses and other
Christian symbols, stop sharing the gospel or suggesting that Christianity is
better than other religions (that's considered
intolerant
no matter how much love is shown), change hiring policies that would
"discriminate" against Wiccans, homosexuals, etc. In a sense, they
sell their souls to the government. The last footnote in
Brave
New Schools explains the law behind these rules)
Pagan
Religion More Noble than Christian Belief in the Eyes of Some
Posted
in January
'No
king but Jesus'
The Strange War: Stories for a Culture of
Peace. This curriculum may sound good, but the UN
plan for a "Culture of peace" means war on Biblical Christianity.
Statement
by President Bush to March to Life Rally
'Roe'
endorses Ashcroft:
Petition urging confirmation promoted by famed abortion-case
plaintiff.
To
Know Roe
Silence
in the Pulpit:
Former abortionist cannot understand why many in clergy still remain silent on
abortion issue
New
"Tolerance" Laws Affecting Curriculum: How You Can Protect Your Children
Home
school mom not going to jail, Judge says
Posted
in December
Is
the church forgetting 2 Timothy 4:3-5? See Christianity
Today Reclaiming Santa
We
are not familiar with the website, but you may find its historical
summary of Christmas useful.
Should
a Christian Celebrate Christmas?
Part
I -- The Market-Driven Church
Many
Video Games 'Unhealthy' for Girls
Home-school
mom not going to jail: Judge lifts arrest warrant, order to take girl from family
Christmas
Carol
Battle: Songs spur debate over separation of church and state in schools
Old-time
religion competes with new-age concentration gap
In
Home Prayer Forbidden by CT Government
The
People's Church: "...a new message began emanating from his
pulpit.... Sure, the Bible calls us to live in peace with one another, to
keep and maintain healthy relationships with our brothers and siters in Christ,
but NOT at the expense of God. The pastor I once held in such high regard began
reciting "group-think" platitudes like: "YOU CAN'T BE RIGHT WITH
GOD AND AT ODDS WITH EVERYONE ELSE", meaning it was now time for us all to
compromise our conscience and convictions for the collective. This is the
'Consensus Process' at work.... [But] the Bible is FULL of godly men who
stood alone...."
France
wrings its hands as young run wild. While cultures revert to
pre-Christian times and a growing crowd of youths "have fallen back on the
most basic instincts of violence and pleasure" -- including killing and gang
rape -- God's people need to follow Him. That means being "in the world"
but not "of the world." It's time to "count the cost" of
discipleship, for being "separate" means facing the world's hatred and
persecution. (See John 17:14-16 and
Clinton's War on Hate Bans Christian Values)
Posted
in November:
A
special treat for children. We don't know much about the website but
the FAQ page answered some of our questions.
Worldview
Curriculum Prepares Christians for Antagonism in Classrooms
Posted
in October:
Apparently, Barnes & Nobles have starting an "anti-hate"
campaign" aimed at children. To understand what this means,
read Clinton's War on Hate Bans
Christian Values. Its partner in this politically correct project is Scholastics,
the U.S. publisher of the Harry Potter books, Goosebumps,
and a Star Wars series for children. Now look at the books B&N recommends
for our children.
School
Violence "My
wife and I have been struggling with this ever since our local school district
passed a policy that defines violence as "any word, look, or action that
hurts another person's feelings, body, or things," writes D.
Joseph Sprigler [Remember, being a Christian is
increasingly linked to violence because our beliefs and values clash with
politically correct tolerance.]
Posted
in September:
Candidates
weigh in on home schooling DNC
attacks Bush for being 'lenient' with home schoolers
Posted
in August:
Clinton
wants to 'organize' home schoolers 'Your children have to prove that they're
learning on a regular basis'
Famous
Hyperactive, Disobedient and/or Home-Schooled Children
Posted
in June:
Link
showing cultural change: Pint-Sized
'Perverts' in the Playground (See related
article: Zero Tolerance For
Non-Compliance)
Homeschoolers
Tagged as Truant
Court
Bans Pre-Game Prayer
(Posted
at http://www.EducationNews.org)
Beware
the United Religions
Abortion
Is Four
Times Deadlier Than
Childbirth
Two
Lynch Pins to Destroy Homeschooling
Manual
to Combat Truancy
NEA
Resolutions on Home Schooling
This link, “First
lady pushes child care as crime prevention tool,” was sent by Michele
Moore<believer@telepath.com>,
who added this insightful note (4-28-00)
:
I am constantly irritated
by studies (and the media who report on the studies) which constantly and
consistently refuse to ask the most important and telling questions above
all. When studying the criminal
tendencies of children in and out of daycare, the obvious is missed. Here
are the important questions as they might relate to the article below:
What is the likelihood of future arrest of children who spend their
early years in the care of a stay-at-home mother or father?
How does that figure compare with the statistical data for daycare
children? What is the likelihood of future arrest of children who
are schooled at home? How does
that figure compare with the statistical data for public school children?
Until these OTHER studies
are conducted and the figures compiled and compared, there will NEVER be an
accurate accounting of any of these "likelihoods," and people will continue to believe
not only that daycare is the BEST choice over the stay-at-home mom, but that
daycare can do a better job than the stay-at-home mom. As a stay-at-home
mom, I am offended!
Posted
4-29-00:
Earth Day:
Chevy Chase Says Socialism Works, Cuba is a prime example!
Shows the prevailing ignorance and complacent attitude
toward Communism
Anatomy
of the Global Environmental Agenda.
Posted 4-15-00
|
Makes spanking illegal:
Europe
Turns Against Smacking. This BBC report confirms our article:
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights
Posted 4-15-00 |
Concerning compromise in
Christian schools:
From Cindy Rietkerk: It's very interesting that some
don't want to hear about current events and how they affect our society. I can
see that liberalism, new age, paganism, globalism no matter how you word it-is
slipping into our local Christian school.
My son's "Christian" Middle School
was teaching evolution and sex ed. without my knowledge until another parent
alerted me. I went to the teacher and got nowhere. I took it to the board and
they just looked at me like I was from Mars. With all the new
"exploratory" courses as they called them (which were called
electives when I was in school), I began to question the content of it ALL.
I asked to see the course outlines and course
objectives. To make a long story short I have a letter from he school stating
that they don't require their teachers to have course objectives. I was told
that this is a "Christian" school and that we have
"Christian" teachers and that there is a great deal of trust between
the teachers and the administration. Wow! Alrighty then.
The Christian High School is no better. We
pulled our boys out and are homeschooling them. What an answer to prayer. The
Lord has confirmed the decision many times over that we did the right thing.
Parents think that the Christian school is a
safe haven from all the liberal thinking and teaching. On the contrary, they
are hiring new young teachers fresh out of the liberal institutions and they
are bring the pagan philosophies right into our school. Everyone needs to hear
about this... the young people included. You can't begin to discern the lie
until you know something of the way that they (pagans) re-word things and make
it sound good and true.
When I was first inquiring about course
objectives, etc., and this whole new idea of the "Middle School" the
superintendent thought she would help me by giving me a book to read about the
Christian School's adoption of this new middle school concept. That only
fueled my fire more and gave me greater cause for concern. Perhaps you may
have read the book. It is entitled: The Christian Middle School by
Gloria Stronks (not sure of the spelling of the author's name). Our
children's Christian school was based on that very book.
Of course the whole philosophy is "student
needs-based learning," "learning how to learn," the importance
of the individual, and you know the rest...just like the public schools. The
superintendent further tried to assure me that the book was written by
"Christians" whom "we", the administrators, "know and
trust".
Ironically, in the RCL (Responsible Christian
Living) class this instructor used the class as an open forum to discuss
homosexuality as an alternative lifestyle. When I discussed it at length with
the teacher, she told me as her eyes welled up with tears that her brother had
just died with AIDS. She proceeded to tell me that he prayed to God to take
that desire away and he didn't so, "oh, well" as if he wasn't
responsible. She substituted the word "SIN" with sickness and
therefore somehow he isn't accountable anymore. Jay Adams addresses this topic
so well in his book Christian Living in the Home (A must read book for
everyone-in my opinion, and graduation requirement in our home!).
Basically, when we as Christians aren't
accountable to anyone (God first of all and then to each other) the truth gets
watered down and eventually the truth is left out.
I'd love to see an article on this very
subject: Paganism Creeping Into Our Christian Schools. So many don't see it.
They have no clue as to what is going on in our public schools.
Perhaps some of you need the encouragement
of reading The Three Myth of
Homeschooling
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