Hey friends, at least at Childers here. Even if you haven't heard the terms critical

theory or intersectionality, you have most likely encountered them in your everyday

life. These are philosophical ideas that are influencing our culture at a rapidly growing

rate and they contradict Christianity. We're going to talk about these ideas with a special

guest on today's podcast.

My guest today is Neil Shenvie, a home school theoretical chemist. He attended Princeton

and got his PhD from Berkeley in theoretical chemistry. Then he worked as a post-doctorate

associate at Yale where he researched, and I'm going to try to say this word right,

no-na-diabatic dynamics. Was that even close? Neil, did I get it?

Not an adiabatic dynamics. It's tough. It's a tough word.

It is a tough word. Well, also electron transfer in surface science. Eventually, he landed

at Duke to do some research there. In 2015, he quit his job at Duke to homeschool his

four children. Currently, he blogs at Shenvieapologetics.wordpress.com. You can find him on Twitter

at Neil Shenvie. So Neil, welcome to the show.

Thanks, Lisa.

I'm curious about you quitting your amazing job with all of your Ivy League education

to homeschool your kids. What was it that prompted you to do that? What's it been like

for you to be a homeschool dad of four?

Yeah, that's a great question. So we'd never planned my life and I. We'd never planned

a homeschool. I went to public school for K through 12, and I just kind of figured we'd

send our kids to public school, maybe a private school. So we kind of fell into homeschooling

almost accidentally. We went to church in New Haven, Connecticut when my wife was in

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