<p>FULL CONVERSATION on YT: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnND1mjGUNw" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnND1mjGUNw</a></p><p>Public schools aren’t “neutral.” Secular neutrality is a myth, and the more America removes the Christian root from public life, the more the flower withers (“CUT FLOWER SYNDROME”). Schools now disciple kids into a God-less moral system even when certain subjects might seem “neutral.”We also discuss why public school experiences vary wildly depending on where you live, when it might still work, and why homeschooling gives parents a chance to intentionally shape both community and worldview.</p><p><br></p><p>Key Topics</p><p><br></p><p>• Why “public school” means something different everywhere</p><p>• The myth of secular neutrality and why it doesn’t exist</p><p>• How America shifted from Christian roots to secular ethics</p><p>• Cut-Flower Christianity: enjoying Christian fruit without the root</p><p>• Why schools now define a new morality</p><p>• Why parents wouldn’t choose an Islamic school, but still choose a secular school</p><p>• The influence teachers + peers have on worldview</p><p>• Why homeschooling reshapes community and discipleship</p><p><br></p><p>Chapters</p><p><br></p><p>00:00:00 Can you steel-man sending kids to public school?</p><p>00:00:22 How public school looks totally different by location</p><p>00:00:56 When small-town schools still carried Christian influence</p><p>00:01:34 The myth of secular neutrality</p><p>00:02:19 How America moved from Christian ethics to secular morality</p><p>00:02:49 Cut-flower syndrome explained</p><p>00:03:16 Why some schools still look fine on the surface</p><p>00:03:38 When virtue gets redefined without God</p><p>00:04:04 Would you send your kids to an Islamic school?</p><p>00:04:33 How teachers shape kids’ belief systems</p><p>00:04:44 Why peer environment matters so much</p><p>00:04:53 Why homeschooling allows intentional community</p>