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Education and Censure (2)

Gerald VandenBerg·1963-02-01
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One more reason that is often advanced to support the contention that ecclesiastical censure cannot be applied to those who neglect their calling to use the facilities of Protestant Reformed education where these are made available is the claim that the task of the training of the children is a parental responsibility and, therefore, parents are at liberty to choose the school that they desire for their children. Where they send them is of no concern to anyone else and the responsibility for...

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Gerald VandenBerg
Date

1963-02-01

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Scripture References
Judges 17:6Deuteronomy 6:7
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