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In this dialogue, Phil and I discuss the accuracy and errors of one of Allie Beth Stuckey's Instagram videos. In this video, she encourages women to evaluate their motherhood based on God's standards. We assess this argument and look more deeply at what is means to be a wife and mother.

These are my thoughts on Christian radio, and I finally respond to modesty comments I received nearly 2 years ago. 

There is a massive blindspot in our Christian culture today when it comes to women, higher education, and mothering. How can we be faithful to disciple and mentor women coming to adulthood? Should we be encouraging college and delaying child bearing? Is daycare a faithful option for all Christian families?

What is our obligation as Christian parents, and as the Church, to bring our kids up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord? Is there infinite freedom in this? Or, are we limited in our choices? If you want to skip ahead to the meat of the discussion, fast forward to the 25 minute mark. Keep a look out for part 2: Why Classical Christian Education Resources: 1. Recovering the Lost Tools of Learning by Douglas Wilson 2. The Lost Tools of Learning by Dorothy Sayers (essay)

Join me as I interview Katy Faust who is the co-author of Them Before Us and founder of the organization by the same name.
We touch on: 1. Why children need a mother and father 2. Gay parenting 3. Surrogacy 4. IVF 5. And how all the above affect child outcomes