In this episode of Ask Doug, pastor Doug Wilson answers the question, "What is your advice on starting a school?" Ask Doug is presented by Canon Press.
I was trying to figure out was implying this? If you want to attract Parents who are doing their job-is this code for Parents working and can afford the high tuition so that the school is in control and no dependence on state aid as opposed to Parents who are not doing their job and can't afford tuition which translate into a school taking in kids on vouchers or Title 9 and this allows to much government input?
#askdoug In the Lord's prayer it says" Forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors." I've heard it explained as "If you are forgiven, you will forgive." But that initially sounds exactly opposite to how it is phrased here, it sounds almost legalistic, can you please clarify that?
#askdoug in different Presbyterian churches, I've seen them pray "and deliver us from evil," or "Deliver us from the evil one." Which do you consider is the right translation?
I understand it to be translated from "the evil one", i.e. from Satan. But ask yourself why, obviously because he is the embodiment of evil. So both work.
I need some more on these men. It would be essential now in these days.
Looking Forward to do this. Please Lord make this happen. Also thankful for any resources.
Me too.
Are you familiar with Charlotte Mason philosophy of education?
Do you all have a training available on this?
The first answer won me over.
There are parents doing their job in the inner city as well.
I was trying to figure out was implying this? If you want to attract Parents who are doing their job-is this code for Parents working and can afford the high tuition so that the school is in control and no dependence on state aid as opposed to Parents who are not doing their job and can't afford tuition which translate into a school taking in kids on vouchers or Title 9 and this allows to much government input?
#askdoug In the Lord's prayer it says" Forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors." I've heard it explained as "If you are forgiven, you will forgive." But that initially sounds exactly opposite to how it is phrased here, it sounds almost legalistic, can you please clarify that?
I would like to know if there any resources for CCE in Spanish?
did you found any? I'm in Chile and getting interested in this. We could always translate the books tho.
#askdoug in different Presbyterian churches, I've seen them pray "and deliver us from evil," or "Deliver us from the evil one." Which do you consider is the right translation?
I understand it to be translated from "the evil one", i.e. from Satan. But ask yourself why, obviously because he is the embodiment of evil. So both work.
Can a person start a non religious classical school?
Thales academy is non religious classical
#askdoug as postmillenial, when we pray "thy kingdom come." I wonder, isn't the kingdom already here?
Don’t forget the next line. …on earth as it is in heaven.