Shame on You, Kevin Swanson

“Kevin Swanson views victims of sexual abuse as bitter and he has very little empathy toward victims of abuse.”

Kevin Swanson on the Gen2 Survey, Homeschooling, and Sexual Abuse of Women

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.

Transcript of Kevin Swanson and Steve Vaughan’s “Homeschool Educational Neglect”

CHEC’s Kevin Swanson and Steve Vaughan on “Homeschool Educational Neglect,” or how WORLD Magazine “Rages Against Homeschooling.”

On Child Marriage: Kevin Swanson and Dave Bruehner Defend Phil Robertson

“Kevin Swanson and Dave Bruehner have now publicly joined with Phil Robertson (in particular) and Matthew Chapman (in general) in defense of child marriage. In their latest Generations with Vision broadcast, ‘Sexting and Christian Modesty,’ Swanson and Bruehner mount a defense of Phil Robertson.”

Kevin Swanson Has Stumbled Upon a Very Real Truth

“It seems Homeschoolers Anonymous has made an increasingly large splash in the homeschooling world. Prominent Christian homeschool leader Kevin Swanson himself felt the need to address the group in a recent broadcast on his Generations with Vision radio show. He gave it the title ‘Apostate Homeschoolers.'”

Why Surveys? A Critique of the Tools Used to Judge Us All

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.

Crosspost: Methodological Problems with Kevin Swanson and Brian Ray’s Gen 2 Survey

“Libby Anne posted recently about a new survey conducted by Brian Ray of the National Home Education Research Institute, a non-profit which conducts studies of questionable scientific validity on homeschooling. As a Ph.D. social scientist myself, I looked over the new survey with a critical eye and I’m sorry to say there won’t be much useable data gleaned from it because it is rife with methodological problems.”