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God bless. Question from the Youngs. Do you believe that a family should be denied membership in the

church if they do not homeschool or have their children in Christian education? Me and my wife were told

that we had to prove repentance. Okay, prove

repentance. Don't like that. By homeschooling and by my wife quitting her job to be in the home

before we would be considered for membership. Your thoughts, please. Great question. Okay.

Christians cannot use public school, they can't so so I agree

with that uh go with this one uh Nathan let's just keep the question up because I'm going to take

a couple segments all right so um Christians can't use public schools um public schools

neutrality is a myth that's that's what I've been doing this whole episode moral neutrality is myth religious neutrality is a myth. That's what I've been doing in this whole episode. Moral neutrality is

a myth. Religious neutrality is a myth. Worship neutrality is a myth. All right. So

public schools are state schools. It's it's pluralism. It's secularism. It's, and the biblical

word would be, it's polytheism. It's,

it's, it's, it's public atheism. It's, that, that's what it is. Um, and so your children are being

taught to hate the living God. And so, yes, as, as a father who's commanded to, uh, to train your

children up in the fear and admonition of the Lord, that chiefly, that's mothers and fathers, but chiefly falls on fathers.

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