Michael Kruger, author of Surviving Religion 101: Letters to a Christian Student on Keeping the Faith in College, provides some food for thought in this article at The Gospel Coalition.
“[E]very Christian parent faces a myriad of complex questions about his or her child’s exposure to a non-Christian world: Can my child watch that movie? Should I let him run in that crowd? Should I send her to that school? These are tough questions. And parents must be careful about the things to which their children are exposed.
But, at the same time, let’s not think we succeeded as parents if our child turns 18 and has never heard a single substantive argument against Christianity, nor even met a single non-Christian.”
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