A person must follow the dictates of his/her conscience as led by the Spirit of God. The issue for me is not public education versus private Christian education (or homeschooling). The characerization in the porposed resolution and its explanation implies those of us who keep our children in public schools are “in denial” and subjecting our children to “godlessness.” It is wasy to win an argument when you create an indefensible “straw man.”

We have a number of people who perfer to place their children in private Christian schools or teach them at home. We have not sought to discredit nor impose another way of thinking as more spiritual or more Christian. For a person to assume the role of mandating for the rest of us how to understand our relationship with the world and what it means to follow Jesus reaches to the heights of spiritual arrogance.

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