[Susan360]

Wow. A side by side comparison of the statements of St Ignatius and the Jesuit education statements is very telling. From sin, faith, redemption, restoration in and thru Christ to we are the world, we are the children . . .

This is happening in the vast majority of mainline Protestant churches as well.

The “hope that is within us” is in Christ alone, They are very much missing the point and encouraging an egocentric experience and works based life with what seems right in their own eyes. Sad.

[Slyfox]

Yes, the original Jesuit work on education took well over 40 years and was put together by the best professors, mostly philosophers and theologians, who compared notes on teaching techniques and developed something that was so good that it was copied by Protestants educators in Germany and Holland, which in turn created the greatest minds of the 17th Century.

This new method of education was decided by a group of grey-headed, new-age hipsters who sat around for four years tossing out everything that would cause students to be able to recognize Jesus.