14 Theses In Favor of Homeschooling

By Andrew Bushard

This school system expose will inspire you to resign from the school system and experience the best things in life.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Andrew Bushard
• Release date: Aug 16, 2015
• ISBN: 9781516346905

Andrew Bushard

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The school system is evil and I no longer wish to be part of it.  The case against our school system is airtight.  I present to you 14 Theses why we should resist the school system .  I present to you 14 Theses why I can no longer be a part of this  system.  I present to you 14 Theses why I seek to save my soul and the souls of many others by opposing this school system.

Thesis One:

Teachers Are

Like Priests

On October 31st, 1517, the monk Martin Luther posted 95 Theses on the door of a church in Wittenberg, Germany.  Martin Luther famously asserted that salvation comes from faith alone and not from the church or through good works.  John Taylor Gatto, former award winning teacher and now critic of the school system, discussed the importance of Luther’s Protestant Reformation in one of his books. 

One issue of Health Science compared doctors to priests since it argued traditionally priests like doctors have monopolized the control of knowledge in their respective area and have suggested that common people could not get by on their own.  The article suggested that good health comes through healthful living and not through reliance on medical professionals, and thus each person can become healthy.  Horace said, None of us have the monopoly on truth. 

Likewise, postmodernists and others have argued that all of us can find knowledge and especially wisdom without the aid of certified teachers and the educational establishment. 

Thus, these folks are saying what Health Science said about doctors and priests applies to teachers as well.  We do not need formal education to obtain wisdom and even knowledge.  Some say education causes people to think they are better than others.

Mark Twain put it well when