It's imperitive to educate yourself about what you are involved in:

"In my humble opinion the most sensible way of dealing with a cult is to read as much as you can from what is available on the subject.

Read not only what the scholars, the therapists, and the reformers have to say about cults.

You should also read the postings from members and ex-members of that group on the public Usenet Newsgroups and ex-member message boards.

If there are likely to be newspaper articles, you can probably track them down with the help of the librarian at your local library"

Link to: "Books relating to cult recovery"

HOME SCHOOLING
 
I had decided to home school our boys. The workers we had at the time and some "friends" said that it showed my lack of faith in God. They had absolutely no problem with having kids in a public school with all the ungodly things they teach, but as far as homeschooling or Christian school (which we had considered) they thought it was not good. When I showed them some of the books we were planning on using, they were not impressed that they were from a Christian publisher and said, "You have to watch these and be very careful because their beliefs are not right. They are from the 'world'." -- that their subtlety was dangerous and that I might not be strong enough to see it. I now know that they realized they were loosing me fast, and I might see the light if I read real Christian materials. God is good! He gave me a strong conviction about homeschooling, and through it I was liberated.

Ron Thomke Quote:

Obedience = wisdom

“No need for higher education, just simple obedience”. “I have more
understanding than all my teachers……. because I am obedient”.