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#140 Christian Education vs. Secular Indoctrination: What’s at Stake?
Season 10
Today on Worldview Legacy, Joel Settecase delivers a wake-up call for Christians navigating the cultural chaos of secular education, false religions, and faulty reasoning. Through the lens of Proverbs 9 and the solid foundation of God’s Word, Joel explores what happens when we build our lives—and our worldviews—on anything other than Jesus Christ.
Joel breaks down three key areas: the failure of public education to remain neutral, the internal contradictions of Mormonism, and how even logic itself demands a triune God. This episode equips listeners with biblical clarity and apologetic confidence to stand firm in the truth.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Why your intellectual "house" needs a rock-solid foundation
How public schools already promote a religious worldview (and it’s not Christian)
What “separation of church and state” really meant to the Founders
Why neutrality in education is a myth—and what replaces it
How to engage Mormons using a 3-step Presuppositional approach
Why the three laws of logic point directly to the triune God of Scripture
That all truth, wisdom, and knowledge are hidden in Jesus Christ
Key Takeaways:
There is no such thing as worldview neutrality—education is always discipleship
Secular humanism functions as the dominant religion in public education today
Jesus must be the foundation of all true learning, not an optional addition
Mormonism collapses under the weight of its own theological contradictions
Logic reflects the mind and nature of the triune God
Remove Jesus, and you lose the ability to even account for truth
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