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God s Design of Society LIFE (protected) LIFE (jeopardized) MARRIAGE & FAMILY MARRIAGE & FAMILY (strong & functioning) (weak & dysfunctional) LABOR & PROPERTY LABOR & PROPERTY (respected & productive) (demeaned


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God’s Design of Society

LIFE (protected) LIFE (jeopardized) MARRIAGE & FAMILY (strong & functioning) MARRIAGE & FAMILY (weak & dysfunctional) LABOR & PROPERTY (respected & productive) LABOR & PROPERTY (demeaned & wasted) INTEGRITY of COMMUNICATION (consistently states truth ) INTEGRITY of COMMUNICATION (deceitfully professes truth for agendas) HEART ALLEGIANCE (to God) HEART ALLEGIANCE (to self)

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[There must be legal and cons9tu9onal limits on the ability of homeschooling parents “to teach their children idiosyncra9c and illiberal beliefs and values”. . . [Government control must be exercised against] “parents [who] want to teach against the

  • enlightenment. . . .

Parental control over children’s basic educa2on flows from the state (rather than vice versa). States delegate power over children’s basic educa9on to parents. . . .”

Kimberly A. Yurako, “Educa5on Off the Grid…”, California Law Review 96 (February 2008) (She is a professor at the Northwestern University School of Law)

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“This essay explores the choice many tradi9onalist Chris9an parents (both fundamentalist and evangelical) make to leave public schools in order to teach their children at home, thus in most instances escaping meaningful oversight. . . .Society need not and should not tolerate the inculca9on of absolu9st views that undermine tolera9on of difference. . . .If a parent subscribes to an absolu2st belief system premised on the no2on that it was handed down by a creator, that it (like the Ten Commandments) is etched in stone and that all other systems are wrong, the essen9al lessons

  • f a civic educa9on. . .oGen seem deeply challenging and
  • suspect. . . .Such ‘private truths’ have no place in the public arena,

including the public schools.”

Catherine Ross, “Fundamentalist Challenges to Core Democra5c Values: Exit and Homeschooling,” William and Mary Bill of Rights Journal 18 (May 2010) (She is professor at George Washington Law School)

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“The risk that parents or private schools unfairly impose hierarchical or oppressive beliefs on their children is magnified by the absence of state oversight or the applica9on of any par9cular educa9onal

  • standards. . . .Public educa2on should be mandatory and

universal.”

Martha Fineman and Karen Worthington, What is Right for Children? The Compe@ng Paradigms of Religion and Human Rights (Burlington, VT: Ashgate Publishing Co., 2009).

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metaphysics epistemology ethics politics

Logical Sequence Pressure of Life Yahweh or an idol?

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“Whenever a society has a naturalis9c religion, grounded

  • n the concept of con9nuity, man faces the total power
  • f the state. . . .The state becomes the saving power. And

the source of law; . . .It becomes god walking on earth, and its every tyranny is iden9fied as liberty.”

Rousas J. Rushdoony, The One and the Many (Craig Press, 1971)