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In this thread, I will drop comments I see that I think are worth saving regarding the impact of raising children in a Calvinist environment.
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I’m currently looking into pulling my kids out of a Calvinist school after this year to homeschool them. My oldest is in third grade and they’ve been teaching less biblical history and more church doctrine recently. I can’t keep playing defense anymore. Too much is slipping through. You don’t learn to identify bad theology by studying bad theology.
♥ Christian, wife, mother, homeschooler, homebody, and autodidact ♥
Alana... I found your channel through your interview with Leighton. I am very thankful that you have shared your journey. I was never Calvinist and, honestly, never heard of it until three years ago. I believe that God was educating me because the church we were soon to join ended up being reformed. I have chewed on this for all three years, asked myself if my non-Calvinist understanding was errant, dove into the Bible, prayed, prayed and prayed more. I am still not a Calvinist. And we have just left our church, in part, because of the conviction that I feel concerning it. They are wonderful people! I absolutely count them as Christian brothers and sisters. But I can't knowingly allow my children to be raised in something that is false. We have watched all of these videos (we being my wife and I). You put forth your points very clearly and honestly. It is very refreshing. Thank you! God bless you...
♥ Christian, wife, mother, homeschooler, homebody, and autodidact ♥







