You make multiple points here that I agree with.
1. Like you said, " In my opinion, Christian schools should be limited to kids who have professed their faith in Christ, and likewise teachers who are sincere Christians."
When I applied to a Bible college MA program, I had a discussion with an administrator. I was told that most students offer vague responses to their question about their salvation. Mine was detailed as was surprisingly unique for applicants.
I can only respond that I found it simply clear what the issues of salvation were, based upon the gospel of John and many other passages. I really wonder how many are truly believers in Christ who attend the primary all the way to post graduate degrees in those school. I would say, given my experience witnessing to them, it's a small percentage with exception of those schools founded by good Gospel preaching, Bible believing churches. Those are the vast minority.
2. Elon Musk sounds like he has an agenda based on his own biases. I would be extremely surprised if he sincerely allowed free speech for all who speak for Christian values and against the evils he has supported.
3. You mentioned, "At the same time all government handouts should be shunned, and governments at all levels must be told to stay out of that which is a free exercise of religious beliefs."
When our country's founding governmental documents were being debated, there were many members from various denominational backgrounds. The establishment churches of many colonies were for taxing the citizens to tithe to their particular denominations. There was one group of christians that opposed that. Do you happen to know which one?
1. Like you said, " In my opinion, Christian schools should be limited to kids who have professed their faith in Christ, and likewise teachers who are sincere Christians."
When I applied to a Bible college MA program, I had a discussion with an administrator. I was told that most students offer vague responses to their question about their salvation. Mine was detailed as was surprisingly unique for applicants.
I can only respond that I found it simply clear what the issues of salvation were, based upon the gospel of John and many other passages. I really wonder how many are truly believers in Christ who attend the primary all the way to post graduate degrees in those school. I would say, given my experience witnessing to them, it's a small percentage with exception of those schools founded by good Gospel preaching, Bible believing churches. Those are the vast minority.
2. Elon Musk sounds like he has an agenda based on his own biases. I would be extremely surprised if he sincerely allowed free speech for all who speak for Christian values and against the evils he has supported.
3. You mentioned, "At the same time all government handouts should be shunned, and governments at all levels must be told to stay out of that which is a free exercise of religious beliefs."
When our country's founding governmental documents were being debated, there were many members from various denominational backgrounds. The establishment churches of many colonies were for taxing the citizens to tithe to their particular denominations. There was one group of christians that opposed that. Do you happen to know which one?
