It goes further than just the children.
Personally, I can’t see how a Christian teacher can justify working in a government school.
If they were true to their faith they would be fired within a day or two.
Christian teachers have two problems:
1) If they try to sneak in some Christianity through their example ( or indirectly through their teaching), they are teaching children that Christians are sneaky.
2) If they haven’t been fired already, the example of their Christianity is a very poor one, indeed!
So?....Will the work of true missionaries be harder or easier when these students are adults? Answer: It will be **lot** harder, because the true missionary must convince this adult that Christians are not sneaky hypocrites.
“If they were true to their faith they would be fired within a day or two.
“Christian teachers have two problems:
“1) If they try to sneak in some Christianity through their example ( or indirectly through their teaching), they are teaching children that Christians are sneaky.
“2) If they haven’t been fired already, the example of their Christianity is a very poor one, indeed!
“So?....Will the work of true missionaries be harder or easier when these students are adults? Answer: It will be **lot** harder, because the true missionary must convince this adult that Christians are not sneaky hypocrites.”
Yes, I agree entirely!
I especially appreciate the statement,
“If they haven’t been fired already, the example of their Christianity is a very poor one, indeed!”