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]]> By: jimmyd8466 http://www.noelheikkinen.com/2007/06/09/daily-jeezit-podcast-schooling/comment-page-1/#comment-56316 jimmyd8466 Sat, 09 Jun 2007 23:30:15 +0000 http://www.noelheikkinen.com/2007/06/09/daily-jeezit-podcast-schooling/#comment-56316 Well said. Thanks for talking about the "sheltering" aspect of homeschooling too. As the oldest of 6 homeschooled children I was extremely sheltered. As you were saying when I got out on my own it was definitely a crazy time. The problem was that I wasn't out on my own until I was preparing for marriage. My "crazy" phase happened during my first two years of marriage. By the grace of God my wife waited for me to settle down and we now have a loving relationship and a happy family (We always tell people that we have been married for 7 wonderful years... 9 years total...). My younger siblings have almost all followed the same pattern of going crazy right after they move out. Two of them have left the faith completely, wanting nothing to do with God. My wife was put in public school and her parents told her frequently that she was in the world but not of it. They told her that she was the salt of the earth and what use is salt if it sits in the shaker? We had many discussions about how we were going to raise our sons and we have decided that we will put our sons in public school. We will also train our sons in the knowledge that we have been placed in this earth with a mission. Our purpose is to live as followers of Jesus in a world that needs His love. Well said. Thanks for talking about the “sheltering” aspect of homeschooling too. As the oldest of 6 homeschooled children I was extremely sheltered. As you were saying when I got out on my own it was definitely a crazy time. The problem was that I wasn’t out on my own until I was preparing for marriage. My “crazy” phase happened during my first two years of marriage. By the grace of God my wife waited for me to settle down and we now have a loving relationship and a happy family (We always tell people that we have been married for 7 wonderful years… 9 years total…). My younger siblings have almost all followed the same pattern of going crazy right after they move out. Two of them have left the faith completely, wanting nothing to do with God. My wife was put in public school and her parents told her frequently that she was in the world but not of it. They told her that she was the salt of the earth and what use is salt if it sits in the shaker? We had many discussions about how we were going to raise our sons and we have decided that we will put our sons in public school. We will also train our sons in the knowledge that we have been placed in this earth with a mission. Our purpose is to live as followers of Jesus in a world that needs His love.

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