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Bad assumption on your part. I'm not Mormon. Protestant Christian and most of my Christian brothers and sisters look at how many kids I have and that we homes
by sparrish 11mo ago
Bad assumption on your part. I'm not Mormon.
Protestant Christian and most of my Christian brothers and sisters look at how many kids I have and that we homeschool and think I'm a little crazy (just like most non-Christians). I'd say probably 1/3 of the families in our church homeschool though. It's a wonderful community to be a part of and if I sent my remaining kids to public school, I wouldn't be asked to leave.
- yanslookup 11mo agoI'll take the L but it still sorta maps to where I was going with the Mormon angle. I've been around Mormons, not a religion scholar, but it seems plausible to me the same "one upsmanship" mormons have with missions, large paternalistic families, avoiding "outsiders" (see: homeschooling), etc are common in other religious communities. Like maybe the protestant Christian one you are in?