GREENVILLE PRESBYTERIAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY ANALYSIS: SHOULD NON-REFORMED CHILDREN BE ALLOWED TO ATTEND REFORMED SCHOOLS? Thomas Booher AT 41 Christian Education November 24, 2015 Should children who are not Reformed be allowed to attend a school that is Reformed? One may wonder how a school can be Reformed if its students are not. The argument will be that it is the curriculum and the teachers that make a school distinctly Reformed, regardless of the personal convictions of the children (and their parents) who attend the school. In order that the Reformed witness not be diluted, however, certain parameters must be established, and certain concessions must be made by the parents and their children who are not Reformed. A Reformed school must have a Reformed curriculum, and teachers that affirm the Reformed faith. ...
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