Bob Adelmann uses Lawrence Rudner’s HSLDA-funded study in a way that Rudner explicitly said it should not be used.
Loving someone does not get a person off the hook for treating them horribly—nor does it soften the treatment.
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We’re like Benjamin Buttons, starting our lives as mini-adults only to grow down into large children.
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My parents believed demonic possession was real, and not just a thing of the past.
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After 2 months, the 10 homeschooled children of Joe and Nicole Naugler have been placed back in their parents’ custody.
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A new report today reveals that one of Josh Duggar’s alleged victims is preparing to file a lawsuit against him.
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We are setting children up for abuse by how we are treating LGBT* people — and we are ignoring the actual abusers in our midst.
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The fear of homeschooling parents is a weapon wielded by Michael Farris, HSLDA, and now an increasing roster of politicians.
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“Parenting in a healthy and positive way means so much more than just not hitting your child.”
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Bob Adelmann uses Lawrence Rudner’s HSLDA-funded study in a way that Rudner explicitly said it should not be used.
A former homeschool mom with a MSW examines Kevin Swanson and Brian Ray’s claim via their Gen2 Survey that homeschooling correlates with a lower likelihood of female sexual abuse.
The HSLDA/NHERI numbers on homeschooling are like stumbling around on that Lego-strewn carpet.
Ideological shifting is dangerous, because it causes the otherwise objective data to be skewed and misbalanced. It will misrepresent its survey-takers. It will also skew the facts.
Voddie Baucham’s theology of children needs to be called out for what it is: unbiblical, contemptuous, and abusive.
A history of the modern U.S. homeschooling movement from 1904 through the present.
