Christian Homeschooling Textbooks

Homeschooling textbooks are under attack, butteach their children their beliefs just as do people
the real controversy really makes little sense.of any other religions.
It seems to have started when MSNBC recentlyAs far as the complaint that they are lacking in
published an article attacking homeschool sciencetheir education, this is simply unfounded. If you
textbooks. The problem, as they saw it, was thatcompare standard test results of homeschooling
many homeschool textbooks written specificallychildren who use these materials with those of
for homeschooling families discredit evolution andtheir public school peers, they excel. This is not
may dismiss it altogether. They looked at this asharming their ability to function in the world of
a disservice to homeschooling families.science or anywhere else.
What the reporter fails to realize is that a largeIt is also not accurate to say that a secular
majority of homeschoolers are actually choosinghomeschooler cannot find textbooks. Because
to homeschool for this reason. They do notpublic schools now require their textbooks to be
believe the non-Biblical worldview that is presentedclear of Christian references, purchasing from any
in the public schools and want to present scienceof these publishers is easy from any bookstore.
from a Biblical Christian worldview.There are also many complete homeschool
Christian homeschoolers choose to look at theprograms that are completely secular and match
Bible as truth and scientific theories of man mustexactly what is taught in the public schools.
conform to it or they are incorrect. SecularistsThe real attack here is not against these
believe that man's theories of science are alwayspublishers, but against the basic right to
true and if the Bible does not match, then thehomeschool children the way that the parents feel
Bible is wrong.is best. Homeschoolers (Christian, Jewish, Muslim,
So these Christian homeschooling textbooksecular or other) can find great material, and
providers are simply providing the missing piecesshould applaud the right of other homeschoolers
for children to help them understand the worldto teach their children what is important to them.
from a Biblical perspective and not a secular one.For many, that is what homeschooling is all about.
Christian homeschooling parents have the right to