op here.. True, there is a fraction of Homeschoolers who are very pro a particular religion. There are others who Homeschool, in part, to avoid religion or dis

op here.. True, there is a fraction of Homeschoolers who are very pro a particular religion. There are others who Homeschool, in part, to avoid religion or discrimination in public schools. I have noticed quite a few Homeschool sites promote very pro-Christian materials, whereas we are very secular, pro science/evolution. There are quite a few reasons for Homeschooling, so its a diverse bunch - some are very pro-education, perhaps focusing on Science/Math or reading the classics. Some are "un-schoolers" who like to have almost no structure. Some are fundamentalists in the sense you mention, many aren't.