Thank you for that well thought-out reply, and for respectfully disagreeing. I'll briefly reply to each of your points.

1- Classrooms and the government education system lack effectiveness in many areas, and studies have been done where it is shown that children learn best when their education is "somehow connected to the rest of their life" i.e. homeschool. Also, in my family, we are to teach our children about God and His ways, and He is not allowed in the government school system, so we find that to be contrary to our goals.

What a classroom does is it teaches our kids how to interact with others from different cultural and socio- economic backgrounds as well as dealing with different personalities.

Interestingly enough, my children interact with a wider variety of a people who fit those categories, because the five year old doesn't just interact with other five year olds who vary, but people of all ages.

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Why not let him be a child ??

I do, and my children get lots of great experiences as children. My point was that it is okay for them to learn to sit still and be quiet, and that boredom can even be a good thing. Many raise their children with electronic devices, we do not. I think that such devices prevent them from being children, and things like playing outside or having real conversations with people (even those who are not their same exact age) are quickly fading from existence for many children. I also strongly avoid amusement (to "a-muse" means not to think) and foolish entertainment for our children. Every parent draws a line, I just try to draw the wisest line that I can.

3 - As far as seminaries, they are unbiblical. Therefore, I believe that they are contrary to the ways of God. This was just the second part of a series with many parts, and I am trying to break things down into smaller, digestible portions, but I think you'll see more of why I believe what I believe in the fifth or sixth part. (I do thank you for your time and thoughts on the matter)

Also, I was planning on heading that direction (seminary), but God intervened. I realized that it was not His way and have heard from many who have gone to seminaries and bible colleges a plethora of reasons why they wish they had never gone.

Simply put, I believe that God actually tells us who should shepherd in the Bible and how to know who they are. He never mentions seminary or any classroom, but instead has another way. I'll cover more of that in the future.

Again, thank you kindly for your time.