Archive for the ‘Schooling’ Category
Danie Goosen Defends Traditionalism
October 31, 2012 Child Raising, Christianity, Church History, False Religions, Family, Family Issues, History, Ideology, Medieval, Modern, Politics, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, Schooling, South Africa and Rhodesia, The West, Theology, TheonomyOver the past few months, there has been an ongoing debate in South Africa about the legitimacy of an Afrikaans Christian university. As expected from a country that has been secularizing nearly the fastest in the world over the last …
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Characteristics Inherent to the Occidental and Oriental Races: A Comparative Study
September 19, 2012 Asians, Child Raising, Culture, Current Events, Economics, Europeans, Family, Family Issues, Food, Foreign Policy, Genetics, Health, Ideology, Immigration, Law, Music, Politics, Popular Culture, Race, Schooling, The WestAs a white Afrikaner-Boer from South Africa, I always knew a move to South Korea would be difficult. I predicted there would be vast cultural differences between the background and heritage I come from and what I was to …
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Government Education as the Marxist Via Salutis: How Racial Egalitarians Turn Civilization into a Hellhole
September 7, 2012 Africans, Christianity, Family, Ideology, Politics, Race, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, Schooling, South Africa and Rhodesia, The West, Theonomy“Fichte laid it down that education should aim at destroying free will, so that, after pupils have left school, they shall be incapable, through the rest of their lives, of thinking or acting otherwise than as their schoolmasters …
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The Inhumanity of Human Rights
July 8, 2012 America, Child Raising, Christianity, Culture, Family, History, Ideology, Immigration, Law, Politics, Race, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, Schooling, The West, World Wars“All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.” ~ George Orwell Generally, they who regard themselves the bravest of iconoclasts for breaking taboos break only those taboos which are most fashionably broken. But I herein take …
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1 Timothy 5:8 Is Selfish
March 7, 2012 Child Raising, Christianity, Family, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, Schooling, TheologyYesterday, the online edition of WORLD Magazine published an article entitled “The Risks of ‘Redshirting,’” written by John Piper’s son, Barnabas. It discusses the practice of redshirting, that is, intentionally holding a child back a year in kindergarden to …
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Dabney on Sunday: Secularized Education
November 13, 2011 Child Raising, Christianity, Family, Schooling, Theology, TheonomyThe great Southern Presbyterian theologian Robert Lewis Dabney has been mentioned a number of times on this site. It is a very telling indication of our times that such a visionary man is so little known, and usually slandered when mentioned …
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How the Government Interferes With My Birth (And Every Other Area of My Family Life)
June 11, 2011 America, Child Raising, Family, Family Issues, Food, Health, Ideology, Law, SchoolingEvery day, new laws are passed, adding to the thousands already well into effect in our daily lives. They are of course for our “safety and well-being.” After all, the government knows best! We as people surely can’t make …
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A Response to “Transforming Neighborhoods by Transforming Public Schools”
May 20, 2011 Child Raising, Christianity, Culture, Family, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, Schooling“Give me your four-year-olds, and in a generation I will build a socialist state.” –Vladamir Lenin, leader of the Bolshevik Revolution As long as I have been a Christian (twenty-two years), there has been a debate among Christian parents …
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Tiptoe Through the Minefield
May 3, 2011 Books, Child Raising, Culture, Family, Family Issues, Popular Culture, SchoolingRead Part 1 of the series here. Read Part 2 of the series here. The topic of tween literature, books written for the “young adult” audience but often picked up by the 10-14 age bracket child, is a …
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Challenging and Comforting the Early Reader
April 7, 2011 Books, Child Raising, Culture, Family, SchoolingI promised a two-part series on choosing good quality children’s books, but as I delve deeper into the topic, it appears that I would be giving my readers short shrift if I did; so today I will be addressing the …
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