Sadly, our churches, religious leaders, educators and parents have not given Christian young people necessary information and accurate biblical teaching to enable them to make accurate assessments relative to absolutes, and thus develop valid worldviews. Integration of biblical principles of faith with academic disciplines is indeed a foreign concept. Many secular institutions and even some Christian colleges and universities have allowed themselves to drift from absolute truths to the alternatives of relativistic thinking and teaching. Moral and ethical standards have become situational and relative to societal trends. When men are allowed in women's dorms on some Christian college campuses and the scientific creationist view is not upheld, something is wrong.
Distinctions have to be made .
And the only way to sort out the good from the bad is to discriminate. There is no question of moral democracy, any more than there is of gastronomic democracy. If you eat vegetables, they will do good for you. If you eat toadstools, they will kill you. Today, Christians need a touchstone in the form of an alternative education.