1. Home-schooling special: Preach your children well

Comment #51649 by demongoddess on June 24, 2007 at 12:11 am

After reading this article it was impossible to not leave behind an impression of the feelings I felt after reading it.

The idea that such a school could do so well politically for its students makes me question if whether public schools are adequate in providing an education that would rival those of private and home schooling. I still consider trading my beliefs for an education with connections to the poltical world, that would enable me to seek a career in politics.

Perhaps it is correct to consider the idea that we are not doing enough for our children to prepare them for the coming civil war, whether it be fought in the legal system or on the fields.

My final piece is to Bruce whos comment I found particularly interesting.
"Wow, there sure are a lot of brilliant scientists on this site. You must all be way more intelligent than Copernicus, Galileo, Planck, Kelvin, Mendel, Faraday, Boyle, Kepler, Newton, Einstein... Only a... What was that again?... "Stupid, ignorant, or insane person" could believe in a God."

A stupid person is not one that could believe in god, but one that in the face of undeniable proof could believe the world is only six thousand years old.