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Thank you for your support, and we hope you enjoyed this episode to every square inch. We are in a topical series where I'm finally setting aside some time to answer the many questions I have received from listeners of the

podcast. It's hard for me to answer questions because they usually just don't fit within the flow

of the series that I'm currently working on, but I want to answer them. So I just decided to

finally do a disconnected Q&A series to address some of these different questions. The risk of a series like this is that some of the episodes may not pertain to you directly, but hopefully they will still be a helpful resource that you can share

with those who you do think would be helped by it. And that is certainly the case with this

week's episode. It may not relate to you directly, but I am confident it will relate to someone

in your life.

I'm not going to read the whole question because it's long and full of personal details,

but essentially a parent of young children was really struggling with what to do with their

kids' education.

More specifically, they were feeling pressure within their Christian community

to not go the public route and choose instead private Christian education,

with some people in their life even demonizing public school

and suggesting that a faithful

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