[wintertime]

And, away from the liberal hellhole cities, there are Christ-centered communities that manage to keep their public schools Christ-centered, as well.
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Even in the best communities the religious worldview must be generically lukewarm. A school with a serious non-lukewarm commitment to its faith would resemble something similar to my education as a child that I described in a previous post.

And....What of the children whose families are not Christian? Why should the voting mob force a Christian worldview, that some families might find repugnant, onto the children of the unbelieving and use tax laws to support this? I don't recall anywhere in the scriptures that Christ suggested using the threat of government action to round up children of unbelievers so they could be forced into association with Christians and forced to pay for this abomination.

My conclusion: Government schooling is a First Amendment and freedom of conscience abomination.

[St_Thomas_Aquinas]

I don't recall anywhere in the scriptures that Christ suggested using the threat of government action to round up children of unbelievers so they could be forced into association with Christians and forced to pay for this abomination.

My conclusion: Government schooling is a First Amendment and freedom of conscience abomination.

It's obvious.

We just don't see it because, as you said before, we're "swimming in it."