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Excellence in K-12 Christian Schools / Published by Dr. Barrett Mosbacker

June 23, 2010

No Teaching About Sex Please, We’re Christian Schoolers (And Other Myths)

June 23, 2010/ admin

By Mark Kennedy (ACSI/Canada)

“But I thought the reason you people started Christian schools was so your children wouldn‟t have to take sex education classes!” Over the past 32 years I‟ve heard some pretty farfetched stuff about Christian schooling but I think that comment takes the mottled oyster. It was said by a programme director for a national television station—a station noted for its negative portrayal of evangelical Christianity. She was interviewing me I assumed, to see if I would be a suitable target for the slings and arrows of an outrageous programme host‟s questions. I tried to …

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