Coming Up In March . . .
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Mar. 7
Bettina Esser — Marxist Textbooks (Borst guest host)
Many parents are shocked when they actually read their child's textbooks. We'll talk with one concerned mother who discovered that her child's textbook was written by a declared Marxist. |
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Mar. 14
Dr. John Splinter — Protecting Familes and Children (Borst guest host)
What is being done to protect children from pornography and even explicit sex education? We'll hear from a leader who is trying to protect children.
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Mar. 21
Don Feder — Declining Birth Rates
Despite the fearmongers who say we are running out of space on earth, in many countries, the birth rate is declining rapidly. Our guest will talk about why this is causing serious problems.
Demographic Winter — the decline of the human family
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Mar. 28
Col. John Eidsmoe — A Christian Constitution
Do you believe the original founders were Christians, or deists, or atheists? It's time to talk about the Christian foundations of our Constitution.
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Worldview Education for Students
During her February 7 conversation with Dr. David Noebel, the founder and President of Summit Ministries, Phyllis talked about the organization's training programs as well as Dr. Noebel's desire to increase awareness of worldviews in the Christian community as a whole.
Dr. Noebel explained that Summit puts on two-week conferences in Virginia, Colorado, and Tennessee, which are geared for students ages 16-25 and that are "spiritual, educational, academic, intellectual."
The guest explained that there are six worldviews competing for followers: Christianity, Islam, Secular Humanism, Marxism, New Age, and Postmodernism. In the West, the three most influential are Judeo-Christianity, Islam, and Secular Humanism.
Dr. Noebel defined a worldview as "a bundle of ideas, beliefs, and convictions that consist of a theology, philosophy, ethics, biology, psychology, sociology, law, economics, politics, and history." An individual can choose from the six worldviews in each area, creating his own worldview.
Both Phyllis and the guest warned that non-Christian worldviews permeate most universities, and Dr. Noebel added that there are risks at many Christian schools as well. He explained, however, that the sciences, especially engineering, seem less influenced by non-Christian viewpoints.
If you can't send your children to a conference, Summit also offers curricula for schools and churches for all age ranges — even adults. For more information about Summit Ministries, visit their website at www.summit.org or call them at 866-786-6483.
 Information about the Adult Conference at Glen Eyrie
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