Biblical Womanhood, Part 1 of 8

Dr. Voddie Baucham gives a clear definition of Biblical Womanhood from the Scripture passage Titus 2.

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[MaeganK6]

I am so grateful there is someone out there that is preaching truth. I encourage every woman out there to listen to this series.

[sicstyl]

I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End, says the Lord, who is and who was and who is to come, the Almighty. (Rev.1:8)

[iamaksd]

@XHaroldXI

Ok, yeah, I can see that now. Some parents probably just don't have the confidence to do it and fear that they will not do a good job in teaching their children. 

[desasterz]

So many stupid things come from Darwinian evolution. Even becoming old. In that sense. I think JOhn Piper's a great example of how to be old. THE SAME! Its all about Jesus. You're suposed to grow in him not in your morning and evening body.

[XHaroldXI]

@iamaksd I'm sorry you did not understand what I was saying. What I meant when I said most parents do not have the percieved skill was this: Most parents do not believe they are able, for lack of skill/ability, to homeschool thier children. And some parents quite frankly dont. (Alot of parents really shouldn't have had children for that matter. . .) As far as schools not giving the required attention to kids, that is a problem that changing/removing the entire school system will not alleviate

[iamaksd]

@XHaroldXI

How would you say most parents donot have the percived skill? My friend teaches all of children. Does she have a teaching degree? No. In most public schools in many areas are becoming overcrowded which means more likely students who need to help and attention will lack.

[XHaroldXI]

@iamaksd I was homeschooled for seven years, so I understand what you are saying. But those situations are not efficient (very small scale). Most parents do not have the time or percived skill to homeschool thier children. In a regular school environment we now have way more students to teach. In a school of 700+ students it is simply not efficient to teach classes of mixed grade levels. Nor is it efficeint to train teachers to be able to teach all ages and grades.

[iamaksd]

@XHaroldXIWHY? Look up on youtube about the issues of public school as a whole and a former US Dept of Education professional under the Reagan Administration will explain about the school system.

[iamaksd]

@XHaroldXI

Let's think about it, years before I was even born, children were taught under 1 teacher of different age brackets. I have a friend who homeschool her children, they may have different grade curriculum however she is teaching all of them at the same time. Is it possible to do that, yes it is.

[XHaroldXI]

@iamaksd But why is that a bad thing? How it the world are 12th graders and 1st graders supposed to learn in the same classroom??? Segregation is not always a bad thing. . . As far as youthgroups not being biblical, niether are cars or cell phones, but I think those are ok, no? We live in a different time, a time with a different social structure, and we need to realise that.

[iamaksd]

@XHaroldXI

There may be some truth to what he is saying. Much of the public school system is structure under socialism/communism look up Dr. Iserbyt on Youtube called Dumbing Down of America.

[iamaksd]

Though you may not agree, I may not necessarily agree however, what he is saying about darwinian evolution to make his point is true because that is what they teach in public school systems anyway. No wonder why are children have a hard time understanding God.