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January 8, 2010

Are Public Schools Becoming More Anti Christian?

by Carlotta Morrow — Categories: education, Schools — Tags: , , , , , , — 31 Comments

I have decided for several reasons to take back the responsibility from the government of educating my children.  One reason, public schools have been on track for several years now to offer what I would consider parenting to our children, instilling values that are contradictory to our family’s beliefs.

Issues like sexual orientation, birth control, and sexual responsibility has recently become the responsibility of public schools to teach to our children.  Do we really want a place of academia to provide lessons in morality to our children?  The principles taught in many schools regarding this issue is completely opposite of the biblical teachings we provide to our daughters.  Sexual Orientation, well as a Christian mother, I have taught my children that it is not biblical to engage in intercourse with the same sex.  *Public schools in California has started curriculum in gay tolerance at the kindergarten level.  This is not wide spread all over the country, but you can expect to see it happening soon.  This was passed in California because lawmakers felt that gay children or children with gay parents have been victims of bullying.  I do not advocate bullying and mistreatment of any kind. I know of several children that have gay parents and are not being bullied or mistreated by their peers.  They are rather accepted.   I question the truth in the states reason for adding gay tolerance curriculum.  It sounds more like indoctrination to me.

“Do not practice homosexuality, having sex with another man as with a woman. It is a detestable sin.  – Leviticus 18:22

The law is for people who are sexually immoral, or who practice homosexuality, or are slave traders, [ Or kidnappers.] liars, promise breakers, or who do anything else that contradicts the wholesome teaching  -  1 Timothy 1:10

Birth control issues can be tricky.  While I believe young people should be educated on the methods of birth control, this should be up to each family how they want to present the methods and guidelines.  There are a lot of harmful birth controls that I wouldn’t want my daughters experimenting with.  The dangers of a young woman using birth control too early or too long before she is ready to start a family could present infertility issues later in life. Also, the use of birth control can promote unhealthy sexual behavior such as promiscuity and premarital sex. This is very contrary to our Christian beliefs.

Flee from sexual immorality. All other sins a man commits are outside his body, but he who sins sexually sins against his own body. -  1 Corinthians 6:18

Sexual responsibility is more than just about preventing births and sexually transmitted diseases.  It is about a lifetime commitment with your sexual partner, in the form of a heterosexual marriage.  It is about being prepared to start a family.  Schools typically do not teach what true sexual responsibility is.  Our children are being taught it is ok to engage in sex as long as you “protect yourself”.  This is not biblical.

Marriage should be honored by all, and the marriage bed kept pure, for God will judge the adulterer and all the sexually immoral. – Hebrews 13:4

These are just a few of the many reasons why our family has decided to homeschool our children.  We have taken back control over our children by educating them from a Christian World View.  In the future I will be writing about more issues related to public school indoctrinations and anti-Christian teaching/values.   I look forward to hearing your responses.

* To read more information about the new curriculum click here.

July 28, 2008

Karenga – Still Hating on Christ and blaming the White man!

by Carlotta Morrow — Categories: Kwanzaa — Tags: , , , , , , — 11 Comments

Maulana Karenga, the creator of the afrocentric celebration of Kwanzaa, wrote his response to the CNN special on Black America in the Los Angeles Sentinel, a black newspaper titled: Peddling Pathology in the Media: Selling Dream, Drama and Dread. I’ve written about Karenga and his views regarding race and religion on my website, The Truth About Kwanzaa (see link on top of site). This article caught my eye because it tells me a little where Karenga still stands, as the article appeared last week in the Sentinel on July 24th.

We actually agree here

He starts off saying a few things that I actually agree with. He expresses his disdain for the media taking information about the Black family, showing mostly negative images without offering any real solutions. It’s the diagnosis of our problems and how to correct them where I disagree very strongly with Dr. Karenga.

Here are a few excerpts from the article that can be seen in its entirety by the link provided on the side bar:

“Whatever benefits one believes will result from the extended dissection and discussion of Black pathology in the TV “docu-drama”, “Black in America” and whatever its producers promised and pretend to accomplish, increased public insight, community initiative and “patient” involvement are not among these. Indeed, it is difficult to imagine that after so many years of pretentions and failed practice that even the media could be so submerged in self-delusion that they would believe that they are doing anything but repeating and reinforcing a racial catechism of pathology, impotence and impossibility.”

The Creator of the “Kwanzaa Religion”

Dr. Karenga’s two PhDs show profusely in his writings. Of immense worldly intelligence, he holds degrees from USIU (now Alliant International University) and USC in political science and social ethics (info from the faculty page of California State University, Long Beach). He’s used his acquired education to come up with solutions he’s formed within his philosophical framework called Kawaida theory, from which he derived the seven principles of Kwanzaa (The Nguzo Saba). These principles he believed would make black men and women better human beings, that is, if they follow them daily. (See Is Kwanzaa a Religion?)

Karenga is speaking some truth

Karenga goes on by saying,

“It is said also that showing the negative side of Black life is “keeping it real”. But that’s a deficient, degraded and degrading concept of reality in which the lowest level of Black life is posed as the model and an elevated and achieving life is viewed with disbelief and disdain. In such a context of conceptual confusion, self-destruction and distortion, thuggin and thinking low-life are posed as real, and loving each other, commitment to learning and living a good and meaningful life are seen as unreal and perhaps unreachable. The established order feeds on and funds such a conception; producing, promoting and profiting from images, music and conversations of self-condemnation, self-degradation and self-mutilation in old and new ways they’re still working on.”

I’m almost tempted to say to Dr. Karenga at this point PREACH! He’s speaking a lot of truth here. Especially when he says, “such a context of conceptual confusion, self-destruction and distortion, thuggin and thinking low-life are posed as real, and loving each other, commitment to learning and living a good and meaningful life are seen as unreal and perhaps unreachable.” Exactly my beef with CNN too!

The examples they showed, some positive, but mostly negative images of black life with no real solutions would give many the feeling of hopelessness! Sadly, the images of black Americans is reduced to that of sagging pant thugs and video vixens, a point ironically brought out by CNN.

Back to Victimization

But what does Dr. Karenga provide as the reason for these problems?

“Aware of its role as victimizer, the established order does not want us to talk about victims, damage done and justice due. Thus, it tries to redefine our rightful social justice conversation as victimhood conversation. But social justice is at the heart of a good society and is not wished or waved away. Black people, as poll after poll shows, are aware that they are not being treated justly, but the issue is always, what is to be done?”

Dr. Karenga was on a roll there but he fell “victim” to that good old victimization rant again. He’s still looking for justice as if injustices are the primary problem that black people are facing. He’s still stuck in the 60′s when social justice was the point of emphasis in a people looking for equality. Much of that has been achieved even though social injustices are still in existence.

Is he hating on Christ here?

But look closely at the creator of Kwanzaa’s following statement:

“Surely, it involves more than the magnified and manipulated hope that the “ascension” or election of one person will miraculously empower a whole people, lift them up beyond the raw and subtle racism which appears in both ragged and rich disguises.”

His use of the words “ascension” and election gives me the impression that he’s speaking of Obama and Jesus. Another place where you will find inferences to Obama and Jesus in the same sentence (not good). Of course I could be wrong and perhaps Dr. Karenga himself could provide me clear meaning here. Karenga appears to be scolding black people who would dare find hope that racism will be eradicated by electing Obama as president or by even placing their faith in Jesus Christ. Karenga has made it known his dislike of Christianity because of his belief that it’s a “white man’s religion.” He’s obviously not happy with black people looking to Obama as their political savior either – which is a good thing, albeit for the wrong reasons.

Still living in the 60′s and Self-Liberation

“Indeed, as we’ve always said, there is no remedy except thru resistance, no real strategy that does not require struggle and no way to repair injuries and injustices that afflict our lives, except by repairing the world in the process. For we are our own liberators and a people that cannot save itself is doomed to eke out its life in the marginal and minor spaces of others’ lives.”

Resistance? Our own liberators? Save ourselves? And this is after commenting in so many words that Jesus is not enough. Not only is Jesus not enough, but evidently Jesus can’t even save us because we must save ourselves. Save ourselves from whom though? He answers that question next:

“Thus, there is no alternative to taking responsibility for our own lives. Yes, the oppressor is responsible for our oppression, but we are responsible for our own liberation. And part of our being responsible is to hold the oppressor responsible for the wrong done and the justice due.”

Still believes that the White man is our oppressor

The oppressor that Karenga speaks of is representing “White Supremacy” thus, the White man Karenga is pointing the finger to. This man although very educated, is ignoring the statistics. Racial injustices are not on the top lists of whats bringing down the black family. Divorce, out-of-wedlock pregnancies, abortions, drug and alcohol additions, poverty and etc., how much of that is the “oppressor’s” fault? Blame the white man if you must, but true oppression results from the abandonment of God’s principles found in the bible – resulting in separation from God!

He ends the article with the following:

“As we’ve argued before, we are injured physicians who must and can only heal, repair and transform themselves by healing, repairing and transforming society and the world. And given the radical nature of this awesome effort, our oppressor cannot be our teacher, will not televise our work or welcome us in Washington to salvage his image and give the system a new lease on its problematic life. As Fanon says, it is a question of our engaging “on a vast scale in enlightened and fruitful work”, as men and women conscious of our tasks, committed to our struggle and confident every dawning day will “find us firm, prudent . . . resolute” and relentless in the pursuit and expansion of African and human good in and for the world.”

Real problems require real solutions

Dr. Karenga ends up placing himself in the same category as CNN: saying a whole lot without it meaning much of anything! I will give CNN this over Dr. Karenga, it is a bit more realistic on placing most of the blame back to where it belongs, on black people and not others. Karenga did his part in pointing out CNN’s faults in just talking about our ills without any real solutions.

Both CNN and Dr. Karenga have this in common: both have rejected the solution found in empowering people to conquer their ills with a real walking, talking relationship with God through His Son Jesus Christ! Because of Karenga’s contempt of Christianity, he tried very hard in getting people to follow after his “new religion” of Kwanzaa. Unfortunately for him, most only celebrate it as an extension of Black History without realizing that it’s not really true Black History, but a conglomeration of made up things by Karenga. Nor do most understand that Kwanzaa IS another gospel and must be rejected by those who profess a faith in Jesus Christ.

I really hated going back to the color thing again, but this topic I couldn’t pass up because of the influence Karenga has had on this nation. When the presidents have to give Kwanzaa greetings every Christmas season, you know that it’s achieved some level of importance to people. When Kwanzaa is mentioned in the same breath as Christmas and Hanukkah, then folks must think its of some spiritual significance.

Karenga is a false teacher

Dr. Karenga must be looked upon as a false teacher. He words are attractive, especially to the intellectual crowd, but he’s teaching a deadly doctrine of humanism, the teachings that MAN is the center of his own universe, and can save himself without the help of God.

Exposing the hatred of this man to Christianity should be enough for Christians to turn their back on both Kwanzaa and Karenga. Sadly, many still don’t get it and don’t love Christ enough to obey the scriptures to not have anything to do with the those who are responsible for false teachings!

“Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them.”
- Ephesians 5:11

“For the time will come when men will not put up with sound doctrine. Instead, to suit their own desires, they will gather around them a great number of teachers to say what their itching ears want to hear. They will turn their ears away from the truth and turn aside to myths.
- 2 Timothy 4:3-4

“See to it that no one takes you captive through hollow and deceptive philosophy, which depends on human tradition and the basic principles of this world rather than on Christ.”
- Colossians 2:8

“But there were also false prophets among the people, just as there will be false teachers among you. They will secretly introduce destructive heresies, even denying the sovereign Lord who bought them—bringing swift destruction on themselves. Many will follow their shameful ways and will bring the way of truth into disrepute. In their greed these teachers will exploit you with stories they have made up. Their condemnation has long been hanging over them, and their destruction has not been sleeping.” – 2 Peter 2:1-3

July 24, 2008

CNN's Coverage on Black America – Why?

by Carlotta Morrow — Categories: Family — Tags: , , , — 17 Comments

CNN’s Soledad O’Brien covers a special report call Black in America all this week. Covering topics about the Black family, woman and man, CNN attempts to cover the problems facing Black Americans today and what people are doing about it.

Racism isn’t the primary problem!

I have a very big problem with this special. With so much emphasis on the color of one’s skin, CNN is overlooking the fact that the bulk of the problems are not racial, but spiritual. Of course, I don’t expect CNN to come from that angle, but the report is useless if problems are not examined in the context of what makes people do the things that they do! Single-parenthood, divorce, incarceration, drug use, women being single and alone are more because of issues in not having a right relationship with God. Even in the case of the biracial couple and their children where the husband and wife were having issues raising the child because the wife wants to bring “black culture” into the picture – that’s also spiritual! Just let your kids be kids and raise them up as the God would want parents to raise their children – under His principles!

I’m even more bothered by the fact that if we are to ever strive towards a nation of racial equality, then why do we keep putting emphasis BACK on the color of our skin? Racism is a color issue, but this show wasn’t so much about racism as it was about problems within the Black family period. Although at times it seems as if CNN tried hard at times to blame black problems on whites, such as the incarceration of black men and their high percentages and media focus. If black men would do the things to stay out of jail, then there be very little to talk about! Again, It has very little to do with our color but how we are living our lives!

SEX is the problem!

Specifically the problem of sexual immorality I feel is the major problem within the American culture PERIOD! It is a problem rampant nationwide, not just within the black family. If sexual immorality is addressed alone and if people took steps to wipe out immorality then how many of our problems would be solved? How many would still be single parents if they weren’t having sex resulting in illegitimate babies? How many children would be stuck in poverty because only one parent was taking care of them? How many of those children would be off the streets if they had dads at home disciplining them? How many would be affected with Aids if not practicing sex outside of marriage? How many marriages would still be intact if no one cheated on their spouses? Lack of sexual responsibility found within the confines of commitment in marriage is the biggest problem facing MOST Americans today!

Insulting!

AND just how would we feel as Black Americans if a special was done on “White” in America? Why is it even necessary? This idea of addressing of po’ little black folks as if we need different solutions than whites is insulting. Let’s address the problems of each person, then go about solving them!

Okay, I may be a little hard on CNN because after all, the reporter Soledad O’Brien can relate to a lot of the issues being discussed being a biracial woman. Perhaps she’s very passionate about gathering information that she feels would help Black Americans. But it’s not helping. If nothing else, it’s pouring salt into the wounds without any bandages to stop the bleeding.

Solution: Know God and Follow after HIM!

Real problems require real solutions and it must start with the individual – an individual’s relationship with God through His Son Jesus Christ!

Thank you CNN for giving me something to rant about!

Go to CNN here: Black In America

June 16, 2008

No Condoms, No Pills! (Part 3)

by Carlotta Morrow — Categories: abstinence, Family, Sex Education, Sexuality — Tags: , , , , , , , — 8 Comments

Who’s Minding the Home?

Probably one of the most controversial issues in raising the children is whether or not to be a stay-at-home mom or career mother. Whether or not a couple can juggle their careers so that one is home with the children or whether one should hire a nanny.

After all the bible studying, character checking, training and disciplining, what happens to the children if we’re not even home? How do we know how to discipline them if we’re not there to witness their actions? How does that all important bonding occur if we’re keeping them 12 hours a day at day care centers or hiring other people to come to our homes and care for them?

These questions are very important when one is considering their role as wife and mother. Even single women should be asking these questions because there are a wave of single women nearing the end of their child-bearing years that is considering children out of wedlock just so that they can experience motherhood. Of course my easy answer to that one is DON’T even consider bringing a child into this world voluntarily without the aid of a full-time father! To me that is simply selfish and inconsiderate of a woman to do. Children need both role models in the home. (Single-parenting I’ll touch on later.)

Women, Be Busy at Home – First, let’s see what the scriptures say about children and the home:

“Likewise, teach the older women to be reverent in the way they live, not to be slanderers or addicted to much wine, but to teach what is good. Then they can train the younger women to love their husbands and children, to be self-controlled and pure, to be busy at home, to be kind, and to be subject to their husbands, so that no one will malign the word of God.” Titus 2:3-5

Oh my goodness. I don’t know about you all, but when I was first married (no Christian pre-marital counseling at all), I did so with the expectation that I would be a career woman, and then don’t “NOBODY tell me I had to obey my husband!” I asked the pastor who married us to leave that word out in our simple generic marriage vows. He honored that request. (Can’t imagine Pastor Miles doing such a thing!) And anyone who knew me wondered why the turbulence throughout my marriage?

The verses in Titus were immediately wrong in my eyes. I did all kinds of studies to prove it incorrect. But in doing so, then NONE of the bible would have been very admirable to me at that point. Later as the word of God convicted me and the Holy Spirit illuminated my understanding, it all began to make sense to me. I actually tried letting my husband have the final words as difficult as that was, but to be busy at home? After my first child called our babysitter “mama” I quickly latched on to that verse to KEEP me home! I didn’t go through the pains of natural childbirth just to have my child call someone else mama! So, stay-at-home I became.

Back to the scriptures. Titus says for the wives to be self-controlled, pure and busy at home. We know that must not mean ALWAYS because the model of a productive woman as the one in Proverbs 31 shows that she is minding her businesses. Here’s the whole section in Proverbs:

God’s Virtuous Woman (Proverbs 31:10-31)

10 A wife of noble character who can find?
She is worth far more than rubies.11 Her husband has full confidence in her
and lacks nothing of value.

12 She brings him good, not harm,
all the days of her life.

13 She selects wool and flax
and works with eager hands.

14 She is like the merchant ships,
bringing her food from afar.

15 She gets up while it is still dark;
she provides food for her family
and portions for her servant girls.

16 She considers a field and buys it;
out of her earnings she plants a vineyard.

17 She sets about her work vigorously;
her arms are strong for her tasks.

18 She sees that her trading is profitable,
and her lamp does not go out at night.

19 In her hand she holds the distaff
and grasps the spindle with her fingers.

20 She opens her arms to the poor
and extends her hands to the needy.

21 When it snows, she has no fear for her household;
for all of them are clothed in scarlet.

22 She makes coverings for her bed;
she is clothed in fine linen and purple.

23 Her husband is respected at the city gate,
where he takes his seat among the elders of the land.

24 She makes linen garments and sells them,
and supplies the merchants with sashes.

25 She is clothed with strength and dignity;
she can laugh at the days to come.

26 She speaks with wisdom,
and faithful instruction is on her tongue.

27 She watches over the affairs of her household
and does not eat the bread of idleness.

28 Her children arise and call her blessed;
her husband also, and he praises her:

29 “Many women do noble things,
but you surpass them all.”

30 Charm is deceptive, and beauty is fleeting;
but a woman who fears the LORD is to be praised.

31 Give her the reward she has earned,
and let her works bring her praise at the city gate.

Now even as busy as this woman was, please note in verse 27,

“She watches over the affairs of her household
and does not eat the bread of idleness.”

This woman is still in charge of her household. Not her husband but her! The men are the primary providers of the family while the woman’s primary job is the household! Again, our priorities must be centered upon God’s expectations of us for our families.

Now do I believe that it’s possible for women with young children to be that busy as the woman in Proverbs 31? Oh no, not hardly! Verse 28 in this chapter gives me a clue to how old her children are. What newborns can say their moms are “blessed?” They are too busy saying “feed me! change me! burp me! cuddle me!” to say anything else. What about the toddlers? They are too busy saying “Mine Mine Mine” to recognize their mother’s worth. And the teens? If they don’t tell us “I hate you” at some time in their teen years then we must be doing something wrong.

I have four adult children in their twenty’s. And it wasn’t until they grew older until that they could begin to say very, very kind things of me. Some of you are more fortunate and the kids do heap praise upon you before they leave home. It helps to have a husband there showing a great example and praising you. It may take the kids from single-parent homes a little longer because they have to hear negative things from the other parent, sometimes confusing them on what is good or bad. But when they become adults and leave home, then they get a chance to see things for themselves and give praise to whomever deserves it. That’s why I’m convinced this woman in Proverbs 31 is a much older woman. Little children just don’t rise up and proudly call their mommies “blessed.” So Dads, please don’t expect your wife to be running multiple businesses while nursing little ones and changing their many diapers! Women with babies and small toddlers have nothing else time wise but to tend to their needs! And she’s lucky if she gets any “mommy time!”

God’s curse on husbands and wives – Remember the ‘curse’ put upon us in Genesis? Where the men have to work all the days of their lives and we women have pain in childbirth?

16 To the woman He said:
“I will greatly multiply your sorrow and your conception;
In pain you shall bring forth children;
Your desire shall be for your husband,
And he shall rule over you.”
17 Then to Adam He said, “Because you have heeded the voice of your wife, and have eaten from the tree of which I commanded you, saying, ‘You shall not eat of it’:
“ Cursed is the ground for your sake;
In toil you shall eat of it
All the days of your life.

18 Both thorns and thistles it shall bring forth for you,
And you shall eat the herb of the field.

19 In the sweat of your face you shall eat bread
Till you return to the ground,
For out of it you were taken;
For dust you are,
And to dust you shall return.” Genesis 3:16-19

Work is the “men’s curse” and not ours. Why are there so many of us trying to participate in both curses? Having children AND working all the days of our lives while having to be under a man’s rule? Now mind you, the children are the blessing part – its the pain in HAVING them that’s the curse! I’ve cursed my husband during each pregnancy, but as soon as the baby came out I wanted another one! I loved the little babies! Early childhood was such joy to me, the happiest time in my life! But I hated being pregnant and the actual childbirth! That’s why there can’t be two mommies or two daddies as a family model because God has specific curses and blessings for each one!

So here it is, biblical examples of the models God wants us to have in our homes. The husband as the head and ruler of his family (godly ruler) and the wife as the primary caretaker of her home. For the family to be well balanced, we must recognize our roles. Does it mean we never hold jobs outside our homes? Of course not. As long as the jobs don’t interfere with our primary responsibility in minding the house. Does it mean the fellas never help with housework? Doesn’t mean that either. If a man is loving his wife as Christ loves the church, then he will be sensitive and compassionate to her needs, as she with his.

Now back to the future. Here we are in the new Millennium with the high cost of housing (if you live in Southern California), gas, food is spiraling out of control and it is just plain ridiculous to make it on one paycheck. Isn’t it foolish to have the wife stay at home when she’s needed to work?

That is the question most asked of us today. Let’s consider the cost of a comfortable lifestyle to the cost of children getting out of control.

When I first became a single parent, I went to the meetings that the police departments would hold here in South East San Diego, (almost the equivalent to South Central Los Angeles in terms of dangerous areas to live), and one of the statistics that stuck out the most to me was the time that most juvenile crime occurred: between the hours of 3pm – 6pm. The hours right after school, and right before parents usually came home from work. These stats were years ago, and looking at those stats today, they are now saying between 2pm and 6pm here. From this same website, it even reports that over one million teens are left unsupervised after school, blaming it on the lack of after school programs. Moms and dads, are we to leave that responsibility to the government sponsored or private schools?

I consider myself a witness that those stats were true. Because in the neighborhood I lived, I can remember the number of times I called police because of fights that were forming at the bus stops after school, and the number of times I met my children at school to walk them home and seeing the gangs gathering. I even ran in the middle of a “bloods” initiating ritual while they were beating someone up after picking up my child from school (six police cars were quickly behind us)! I remember taking home not only my child, but his friends who parents were working and not able to pick them up on such short notice.

I remember my neighbor’s daughter having her boyfriend come over while her parents were away at work. You can imagine my guilt when the daughter came up pregnant later and I could have told them what I was witnessing. I didn’t want to be known as the “nosy neighbor’ back then and kept my mouth shut.

This was all happening while the parents were away. I lived with my parents in a very nice middle-class neighborhood. The gang members being arrested were not only from poor families, but families who had working moms and sometimes dads too! They just weren’t home after school was out.

If we must have more than one parent working, we just have to remember that one minds the house while the other minds the work. It can be done. As a single-parent, I’m expected to work and not depend upon the government. Strangely, the same folks who say that of the single parent also say that it takes two incomes to make it. If the single-parent can make it, why not a husband and wife with one staying at home?

It can be done. Too many single-parents working and making it are a testimony to the possibility to living off of one income – for the sake of the children and minding the home! If single-parents are expected to work, then what kind of help do they have in minding their children? Is the answer by having the children in school eight hours of day then an additional three hours of after school programs? The children aren’t learning their godly mother’s values, but the public schools values. These same schools that are equipping them with same-sex education, contraceptives, and even abortions. That’s who we are giving are children over to without help. In order to make it, single-parents need much support and help to watch their children while they work and make a living.

All the biblical teachings we can give our children and all the admonitions about no condoms, no pills, no sex, no drugs, no porn and the like are meaningless if we aren’t home to give them training, monitoring and direction!

It’s time to make some sacrifices and it must be in our fancy lifestyles and not our children’s lives! Women, we must ask God to return the love of our homes back to our hearts and get out of the”‘money-making” mode. Fathers who are being spoiled by their wives money making abilities, we must ask God to shape their hearts and minds to peacefully and economically find a way for their wives to be home minding to the children as they work for the primary provision of the family.

It can be done even in this day and time of great economic oppression.

Anyone DON’T think so?

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