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• Education in America – Part Six

  

  Part 6: Why So Many Parents No Longer Trust Public Education  Public trust is rarely destroyed by a single event. It is worn down by repeated contradiction. Parents are told that schools are committed to excellence, yet many see weak academic results. They are told that schools welcome partnership, yet too often experience opacity, delay, and condescension…

  Jonathan Hillmer

  April 7, 2026

  Education, History, On Family, politics

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• A Defense of the Innocence of Children: A Response to the Kansas Decision 

  

  It is a sign of great moral confusion that we must now contend for truths so obvious that our ancestors would have regarded their denial as madness. That childhood should be protected, that the bodies of children should remain inviolate, that no man ought to maim or sterilize a child under the pretense of mercy—these…

  Jonathan Hillmer

  February 20, 2025

  Education, On Faith, On Family, politics

  Bible, children, christianity, faith, god, grace, innocence, innocent, Jesus, Jesus Christ, leave the children alone, love, politics, protect