In part 1 we wrote about the suitability of home schooling for developing future citizens. Now let’s examine a little-known Greek word and its biblical roots, paideia, to further understand the role of mothers in preparing their children for life. The noun paideia and its verb form paideuo are found
Ephesians 6:4:4, Fathers, do not provoke your children to anger [parorgizō – make angry or exasperate] but bring them up in the discipline [paideia – discipline, training] and instruction [nouthesia – warning, admonition] of the Lord. Wise words, from an ancient voice. I am sure I exasperated my children more
You may not be married but you are not alone. Only two men in history were truly alone: Adam before the creation of Eve, and Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins orbiting the back side of the moon in the command module while Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked the lunar
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