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A Science Lesson By a Real Scientist
This “Don’t Look Up!” movie review by a real scientist, Mike Adams, has a lot of scientific, as well as political, information in it.
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Repost: Covid tyranny linked to 23% decline in children’s cognitive abilities: STUDY
Read the article here at Natural News.
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Creation Colleges
Here is a link to a list that compiled the names of Colleges that teach Creation.
Why is this important?
All of the Bible, and Western Civilization, hangs upon the fact of whether or not man was created or whether mankind evolved from a blob of living matter.
If Man [“Man” or “Mankind” includes men and women in the generic sense, traditionally, prior to English gramatical changes, “man” referred to mankind in general] is a created by God, in the image of God (which he is), the each man or woman or child is answerable to the God who created them. And we know that this God has given us information on how to find Him, on how to be born again into His Kingdom, and how to live, both personally and nationally. That guidance is in the Bible.
Western Civilization was built on the principles called the Judeo/Christian principles.
To deny the existence of God, the existence of a Creator, and the existence of communication from that Creator to mankind (in the Bible) is to rip the foundations of Western Civilization and revert to an ananarchial, dog-eat-dog, shark-eat-victim, survival-of-the-fittest (even if the “fittest” are lawbreakers and murderers), law-of-the-jungle type of existence.
If man was created from slime, then by implication, there is no moral order, and no one to answer to, no conscience to obey, no Creator to obey.
Yes, to believe that man is created by the Lord God of the Bible is very important.
Man is created in the image of God. Therefore, it is important to go to a college that teaches that.
A college that does not teach creationism very likely is subject to teaching atheistic marxism as well.
So consider carefully your choices.
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Music, Foreign Language Studies and other “Extras” in Home School
If you are thinking about home schooling, look at the links in the right hand column for possible options.
Also do a search on this site for the Ron Paul Curriculum. It is one that is more “hands off” for the teaching parent, and this may be appropriate for some situations.
The purpose of this article is to talk about some classes that might not be covered in a regular curriculum.
These are classes like foreign languages, art, music, dance, shop classes, religious training and other “non-book” classes.
Here are the ways you can cover some of those classes.
You probably already know the answer yourself, but in today’s world, there are all sorts of things that are taught online. Foreign languages. Playing a guitar. Playing a piano. Religious classes. It is a matter of seeking them out.
Plus, and this has been mentioned before in other articles, if you get together with a home school coop, you can join forces. A mom who is good in sewing can teach sewing. Other moms can teach other skills such as cooking or how to keep a house clean and do laundry.
You can teach practical skills. A dad or uncle or grandpa can teach how to change a tire or carpentry or other mechanical basics. Someone with a home garden can teach gardening or how to take care of chickens.
The sky is the limit. Just find people with gifts and talents and set up a school schedule. You can do some teaching at home. You can do some teaching in group classes.
All this is in addition to reading, writing, math, science, and history. You can fill in the gaps of a curriculum that you like by being creative and finding ways to teach some things not taught in the particular curriculum. All curriculums have their strengths and focuses. This is talking about filling in any gaps.
You can combine curriculums if you want.
As mentioned before, there are official home school groups that help people to get up to speed in home schooling. With the internet, you can learn from groups all over the country. Find the group in your state. Learn any legalities about home schooling in your state. Get on their email list.
Generally, these groups have some group activities planned, such as a sports event at a church that has a basketball court or a sports event to a local skating rink. They can plan field trips to a zoo or science museum.
You do not have to do it alone in homeschooling. Do internet searches. Reach out and find other like-minded people. Find curriculums that work for your situation. Let people blossom and use their gifts and talents and your children can learn so much more than in a public setting. Find people locally and work with them or find online classes to “fill in the gaps” of what you want your child to learn.
You know your child’s interests and skills. You can help your child blossom by trying to find training that they would not get at a public school.
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