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Originally Posted by CalledOut238
I construed your thesis as the modern public education is an abomination to God. And Christians are responsible for providing their children a Christian Education according to scriptures. Your conclusion: If Christians allow their children to go to public schools; instead of giving them a Christian Education, they are in sin needing to repent to avoid drowning in a lake of fire. I believe that summarizes your position.
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Pretty much.
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That was a mild rebuke of you positioning your proclamation in the discussion as unquestionable.
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Which I did not do. Read it again.
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Good thing you avoided identifying this abomination in our education system and society. If you had conveyed it is a direct result of Jewish cultural Marxism, I don’t think EB would want your audio.
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Did you see the video from "Brother Nathanael" I posted in this thread?
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You would face real slander from EB’s assaults when mentioning his kinsmen.
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Brother Benincasa and I get along just fine, in spite of our differences. I wonder why that is?
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I have been deemed grammatically deficient, racist and a conspiracy nut for telling this truth.
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Take a number and get in line, I've been accused of non-PC lampshades ten years before you ever showed up here.
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It is apparent your passionate about this subject. And I agreed with you whole contention except for the conclusion.
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So, unrepented sin will get a wink and a nod from God? If you're poor? Maybe? How does that work?
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My conclusion is that if your poor and uneducated; but Love the Lord, then teach your children God's ways to prepare them for public schools. If you can afford to teach your children at home or to send them to an Apostolic School then it would be wise. Your contention is easily followed by successful Christians who have the resources. Ministers who have time and opportunity to provide this education to their children have a huge advantage over the saints in the congregation. When I went to public schools they had not tied the hands of teachers and administrators as they do today. No, I believe your righteous indignation is due to your reluctance in addressing the questions that I posed toward your thesis.
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What questions? BTW, we homeschooled even when we had no income and were living in a friend's garage. We've been a single income blue collar po white trailer park living family with 7 kids, 2 dogs, 18 cats, and Grandma and Grandpa (who had suffered a stroke and was half paralyzed) for years and still homeschooled. So, you were saying?
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Are you saying that wickedness of the world is greater than the anointing in Christian children's lives?
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There is no anointing in anyone's life who willfully disobeys the Word. Goosebumps don't count.
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If all Apostolics removed their children from schools would there be any hope for the children of the Lost?
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Lost people's hope is in the grace of God, not in Christian parents sending God's little ones to the slaughterhouse to play saviour.
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Churches today follow a business model that incorporates 501c3 tax advantages within that model. That is part of the beast system, so are those pastors and saints going to hell?
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Good question, let's start a thread about it.
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But how are you going to impact the world if you do not face corruptness head on?
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I don't face the corruption at the local strip joint by offering my daughters to the owner to become employees there.
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We do not have the right to put people in heaven or hell.
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I don't put anyone anywhere. God's Word is the standard and Jesus is the Judge, all I do is point out what He says in the Word.
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I contend that our Heavenly Father knows our intent when raising our children. I have made many mistakes raising my children and I blame myself with tears before God daily. Asking Him to forgive me; and taking my failures, and making beauty of ashes. Nobody on this board could condemn me more than I condemn myself. But I give thanks to my Lord and Saviour that he will never leave me nor forsake me. Nor will he refuse a contrite heart of a parent to save the souls of their children.
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I agree. But
Hosea 4:6 (ALL of it) is still just as true as
John 3:16.