Hey everyone it's Natasha Crane and you're listening to episode number two of my

podcast I want to just say thank you so much to the many of you who took the time to email me, send comments, private messages, leave reviews on Apple Podcast after my first episode. I cannot tell you how much that meant to me,

especially because, like I said at the end of that last episode, I'm totally new to this,

and it was a great encouragement to hear that you found a lot of value in that first

episode and it really made me excited to go on and do an episode number two so

thank you guys so much for taking the time to do that. Without further ado, so many of you said I loved how you just dove into the podcast last

time and we're going to keep doing that.

I want to jump right into today's topic and that is how do you teach your kids about non-Christian worldviews? I have actually seen

this subject come up a lot recently, interestingly, in Facebook groups that I'm in

and it's something that I'm loving doing as part of our home school

studies right now so I thought it would be a great second subject to cover here on

the podcast so here's what we're going to do I'm going to start by sharing some thoughts about why teaching

kids worldviews other than Christianity is so important. And then I'm going to share several of the

most important things I've learned about doing this based on my own experience with my kids who are

ages 12 and 10. So as a little bit of context for this my kids have been in a

private Christian school for several years until this year and then just this

fall we started homeschooling full-time. Now interestingly that was a decision that we

made before the whole pandemic thing set in so this wasn't a COVID homeschooling thing it just kind of dovetailed with that it was something that we were already

excited about doing as part of that homeschool I created a subject called Blah so B L A W and that stands for Bible

logic apologetics and worldview and just generally speaking how we do this is that on Mondays we do our

Bible subject on Tuesdays we do the logic Wednesdays is all about

apologetics and Thursdays are about worldview.

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