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Title: Educated But Lost: What Are We Really Learning in Today’s Classrooms?
Link: pomitaly.homestead.com

"There is no fool like an educated fool."
My grandmother used to say that often. Back then, it sounded harsh—maybe even confusing. But as the years passed and the culture shifted, I began to see just how prophetic her words were.

We live in an age of advanced degrees and empty hearts. Knowledge is abundant, but wisdom is scarce. Schools boast record-high enrollment, but biblical values are at an all-time low. And tragically, many of today’s educational institutions—public schools, secular colleges, and yes, even some so-called Christian universities—have abandoned truth in favor of ideology.

They don’t educate; they indoctrinate.

📉 From Education to Indoctrination

Modern education has drifted from equipping young minds with knowledge to conditioning them with agendas. The curriculum has become riddled with ideologies that are:

  • Anti-God – removing prayer, silencing Scripture, and ridiculing faith.

  • Anti-America – rewriting history, erasing our moral foundation, and painting patriotism as extremism.

  • Anti-Judeo Christian Values – celebrating confusion and condemning biblical truth as outdated or hateful.

Young people are being taught how to “question authority” but not how to honor God. They are taught how to “express themselves” but not how to exercise restraint. They’re learning how to protest, riot, and cancel—but not how to pray, listen, or lead with compassion and conviction.

🤔 What Are We Really Learning?

Ask yourself this:
What are our children really learning in school today?

  • Are they learning respect—or rage?

  • Are they being taught to build—or to tear down?

  • Are they discovering God’s design—or man’s deception?

Far too many are being trained in how to destroy anyone who doesn’t walk, talk, and think like they do. Diversity of thought is crushed. Truth is redefined. And absolute morality has been replaced with absolute confusion.

It’s no wonder our children are anxious, angry, and lost.

⏳ The Time Is Short

America is on a precipice. The values that once anchored this nation are eroding. We are living in perilous times—morally, socially, and spiritually.
And yet, the answer hasn’t changed.

“If My people, who are called by My Name, will humble themselves and pray, and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from Heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.” — 2 Chronicles 7:14

We must return to the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
We must rebuild on the foundation of faith, truth, and repentance.
We must stop pretending that education without God is progress.

🙏 Choose This Day

Moses said it plainly in Deuteronomy 30:19:

“I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing. Therefore choose life, that both you and your descendants may live.”

Joshua echoed the call in Joshua 24:15:

“Choose you this day whom you will serve.”

So I ask you—who are you serving?
And what legacy are you passing to your children and grandchildren?

The time for passive Christianity is over.
The time for cultural compromise is past.
This is the hour to stand, to speak, and to return to the One who never changes.

🔗 pomitaly.homestead.com

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