
Education

C.S. Lewis (1898–1963), Christian apologist and professor at Oxford University declares: There is no neutral ground in all the universe: every square inch, every split-second, is claimed by God and counterclaimed by Satan.14 The
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Our financial provision is added unto us as we seek first God’s Kingdom and righteousness (Matt. 6:33). A strict economic educational agenda is empty and hollow. It leaves us searching for the real meaning of life (see Eccles. 2:17–26).
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friends survived Babylon, but it must be recalled that their parents did not send them there. These young men were castrated, taken from their families in chains, and forced to attend government indoctrination, because of the disobedience of God’s people. It should also be noted that, of the hundreds of Hebrew young men who were taken, only three
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Dr. Tony Evans, a pastor in Dallas, Texas, explains: (W)e must never divorce information from ethics. There is no such thing as a non-religious education, because all knowledge involves values.
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Proverbs 13:20 informs us, “Whoever walks with the wise becomes wise, but the companion of fools will suffer harm.”
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reform the public school system. However, we can only justly “re-form” what Christ has formed. Some institutions, like the church and the family, should be reformed when they experience decay. Other institutions, like street gangs, brothels, and opium dens should not be reformed; they should be abolished.
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Postmodernism can be explained through terms like ethereal, metaphysical, spiritual, personal, subjective, relativistic, uncertain, mystic, random, organic, communal, social, artistic, decentralized, abstract, deconstruction, pluralistic, diversity, mosaic, flamboyant, unstructured.
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Dr. R.C. Sproul states: There is no such thing as a neutral education. Every education, every curriculum, has a viewpoint. That viewpoint either considers God in it or it does not.
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The Christian worldview teaches that the real purpose for our existence is to know God. Why were we created? Think back to Adam working in the Garden of Eden. Did the God who created the whole universe with the breath of His mouth really need an employee to tend the vegetables and fruit trees? Of course not! He created us to have fellowship with
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