09/29/19 HOW OUR LITTLE CHURCH IN THE 80's RESISTED HUMANISM

09/29/19 HOW OUR LITTLE CHURCH IN THE 80's RESISTED HUMANISM
 
What can you do when Humanism attacks the children? In the 80's we opened a Church school (before it was socially popular).

The following list simply points out that even a small church with very limited resources can make a huge and lasting difference in the lives of the children and young people, which actually follows through to other generations.

Not only did we save those children from the physical and sexual abuse and attacks by profane and vicious students, but also the deliberate religious ridicule, moral corruption, mental and academic bullying of Humanistic teaches and administrators.

Not only did our children learn more in the academic setting of a Church school (and eventually a home school), they developed more social skills, higher moral standards, Christian values, family orientation, responsible economic views and appreciation for America. There are other areas that I could address, but this at least opens the door.

Here are 16 thoughts that came to me as I considered the importance of a little church deciding to do the right thing (taken from our own experience).

1/16 Our Church school (in the 80's) became a cost free Christian education within one year, in order to rescue the children.

2/16 Our Church school taught students to read, who were previously written off by P.S.

3/16 Our Church school accepted students from various backgrounds.

4/16 Our Church school was recognized for its academic accomplishment.

5/16 Our Church school received no outside or government money.

6/16 Our Church school was staffed by volunteers.

7/16 Our Church school had introduction to computer classes for all ages (during the 80's).

8/16 Our Church school taught academic courses rather than undermining families, faith and the future of America.

9/16 Our Church school did not become a change agent for the State.

10/16 Our Church school recognized the historical veracity and importance of the Bible.

11/16 Our Church school did not teach "sex education," "evolution," Fletcherism (values clarification, situation ethics).

12/16 Our Church school did not pry into family home life or drive a wedge between parent and child.

13/16 Our Church school did not recognize or follow humanistic Psychology or modernistic pedagogical philosophy.

14/16 Our Church school met in a shoe store building with partitions and desks built by church people.

15/16 Our Church school educated children and young people and led many of them into a commitment to Christian education.

16/16 Our Church school taught the sanctity, dignity and Divine origin of life, marriage, family, person-hood, faith.