For homeschoolers, there are troubling trends in U.S. & abroad

Baptist Press ^ | Feb 22, 2011 | Erin Roach

[bronxville]

You should be planning and sharing strategies with each rather than restricting this grave potential threat to a small group. I know atheists who home-school. But I guess it is what it is...

[caww]

I understand why wrmfights would want a Caucus to discuss the vital topic without the RCs brick a brake messing up the topic...especially because so many who do home school are evangelical or independants and protestants...and in many cases Scriptures are important to these people and in their settings.

[caww]

homeschoolers are disproportionately representing the best and the brightest. That's what I think they don't like. They don't like seeing the next generation of top leaders being taught in a way that effectively transmits a Christian worldview,"

The liberals will always oppose all which is not in agreement with their agenda.....which is indoctrination of our kids. By homeschooling you take them out of that invironment...which though is small in number compared to public schooling, as it continues growth they want to nip it in the bud.

[wmfights]

The liberals will always oppose all which is not in agreement with their agenda.....which is indoctrination of our kids.

Look at how the desire to have a discussion about this among Born Again Christians is responded to on a conservative forum. My point being the enemy walks among us as well.

[samiam1972]

I’m a Catholic homeschooling mom with Biblical Studies as one of our core courses. There are quite a few of us out there.