I've been following this one on the blog, and the more I follow it, the more I think it has implications here in our United States. Our courts have taken to citing European Union court cases as precedent on occasion.

 I feel strongly that even here in super-liberal California, the day when homeschooling becomes illegal is far away, if it ever even happens at all, but the trend does not appear to be encouraging these days.

The seeds of socialism, sown so long ago, have certainly taken root in the minds of many Americans, but despite media concentration on anti capitalist, anti-conservative idea's I believe that the majority of Americans understand the issues. Why else would so many of us be turning to homeschooling? We don't want our children being taught things that we know to be wrong. There is no other way to say it. We don't want our children lied to or taught false doctrine.

 Going back to the seed analogy. I think it's time for some paradigmatic Round-up. Kill these false teachings at their root, and instill some pre-emergent God centered ideals.

Until then, the best I can do is point to the issues and ask the occasional question. Other brighter minds than my own can sort out the answers.

So here's the update:

Link: German Court Upholds Law Prohibiting Homeschooling