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[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by jfrog

Ya'll are deluded. Just as much fornication happens in Christian Schools as in public schools. I was in public school. The apostolic church I went to had a Christian school. Many of the teenagers I went to church with went to that Christian School.

Tons of fornication. Even in the church bathroom. Even on the youth van with the youth pastor driving down the road. Maybe my experience isn't typical, but I'm willing to bet that stuff like this happens all the time.

Man, what were they feeding those kids?

[JRK]

Originally Posted by jfrog

Ya'll are deluded. Just as much fornication happens in Christian Schools as in public schools. I was in public school. The apostolic church I went to had a Christian school. Many of the teenagers I went to church with went to that Christian School.

Tons of fornication. Even in the church bathroom. Even on the youth van with the youth pastor driving down the road. Maybe my experience isn't typical, but I'm willing to bet that stuff like this happens all the time.

It's pretty much the same story for me. Drugs, alcohol, fornication, bullying & not just by the students. Many of the kids had been kicked out of public school. It was not a pleasant experience. I don't think every christian school is like that, but I do think a lot of people are easily misled by the "christian" part.

[aegsm76]

Originally Posted by jfrog

Ya'll are deluded. Just as much fornication happens in Christian Schools as in public schools. I was in public school. The apostolic church I went to had a Christian school. Many of the teenagers I went to church with went to that Christian School.

Tons of fornication. Even in the church bathroom. Even on the youth van with the youth pastor driving down the road. Maybe my experience isn't typical, but I'm willing to bet that stuff like this happens all the time.

Definitely can be that way. I believe the issue is that many churches start schools that turn into baby sitting services.

[mfblume]

Originally Posted by jfrog

Ya'll are deluded. Just as much fornication happens in Christian Schools as in public schools. I was in public school. The apostolic church I went to had a Christian school. Many of the teenagers I went to church with went to that Christian School.

Tons of fornication. Even in the church bathroom. Even on the youth van with the youth pastor driving down the road. Maybe my experience isn't typical, but I'm willing to bet that stuff like this happens all the time.

But it's not encouraged like it is in the classrooms of public schools by the teachers. Sorry, big difference. Kids will be kids. Bit when its teachers and school leaders... Seriously?

[Godsdrummer]

Originally Posted by jfrog

Ya'll are deluded. Just as much fornication happens in Christian Schools as in public schools. I was in public school. The apostolic church I went to had a Christian school. Many of the teenagers I went to church with went to that Christian School.

Tons of fornication. Even in the church bathroom. Even on the youth van with the youth pastor driving down the road. Maybe my experience isn't typical, but I'm willing to bet that stuff like this happens all the time.

Your experience is more typical than not. I too was raised in public school, my children spent some time in Christian education, but finished and graduated from public school. And all serve God today, with no adverse affects.
On the other hand I have seen more Christian school graduated that cannot function in the world they live in because of being in Christian school.

The biggest thing that gets me is crying separation, yet not really meaning it. It one wants to separate from the world they should become like the Amish, and truly separate from the world, else they are just being hypocritical.

And although scripture does say come out from among them, it also says that we are in the world but not of the world. And in all of this we seem to fail to look at the greatest example given to us in the ministry of Christ.

[shazeep]

ya that is easy to say, and hard to do.

[TJJJ]

Homeschooling.