He does not believe a humanistic value system should be imposed on Christians. The humanist will argue that it is wrong to impose Christian values on the humanist. Thus the author states that according to the golden rule we should not want Christian education forced on the humanists, just as Christians do not want a humanistic education forced on them. Again the point must be made that education is not government's responsibility. I find no verse in Scripture to support government established schools.
Education is the responsibility of the family.
Families may homeschool or they may get together with other parents to establish schools, or churches can establish schools as a ministry. A great fault in Christendom is its failure to understand the covenant and its application within our family and all of life. Part of the blame must rest with those pastors who fail, for whatever reason, perhaps ignorance or fear, to teach their congregations of God's commands regarding education. Sadly there are areas without Christian schools because churches have no interest in their establishment, much as the children of Israel refused to enter the Promised Land. Thus many covenant children are wandering in the wilderness of state education.