Albert Mohler | The Briefing Thursday, March 20, 2025
Mar 20, 2025
A recent welfare check incident in Connecticut has sparked criticism of homeschooling, revealing deep-seated historical stigmas and questioning the effectiveness of government education. The discussion contrasts media portrayals of sex education, debating abstinence versus comprehensive approaches. It also emphasizes the need for better fertility education and defends homeschooling by showcasing successful student outcomes. Additionally, there's an invitation for families to explore Christ-centered education at Boyce College, highlighting unique opportunities and experiences available to prospective students.
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Waterbury Case and Homeschooling
- Authorities in Waterbury, Connecticut, discovered a malnourished 32-year-old man seemingly held captive.
- This case reignited discussions about homeschooling and government oversight.
Homeschooling Criticisms
- Critics often blame homeschooling for enabling abuse by isolating children from the broader community.
- They question parents' motives, suggesting indoctrination or abuse as reasons for choosing homeschooling.
Origins of Homeschooling
- Homeschooling originated on the cultural left with hippies and the Amish, not conservative Christians.
- These groups sought to protect their children from government influence and preserve their unique values.