Public Schools "Inculcate Values"—And That's the Problem
/Don’t ever let people say schools are “neutral.” They are not. Public schools inculcate values in children—and that’s the problem.
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Don’t ever let people say schools are “neutral.” They are not. Public schools inculcate values in children—and that’s the problem.
Read MoreThe English "science" comes from the Latin scientia, which simply means "knowledge." Using this broad definition explains why the medievals considered theology the “queen of the sciences” with philosophy as her “handmaiden.” The modern conception of science that booted theology and philosophy (and other subjects) from the category took place after the Enlightenment.
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