Education From day-care centers and preschools, to graduate schools in the most prestigious universities of the world, the next generation is being influenced every day. In Iceland during the ninth century, pagan Vikings came ashore and found a small population of Christians from Ireland. The slaves taught the children and within three generations, they reshaped a country. In the year 1,000, the people of Iceland voted to declare themselves a Christian nation. Some should remain as a godly influence in public schools while others lead in Christian schools.
Parents are to be active, too, partnering with the teachers to disciple their children.
The Media Media-bashing has become a popular sport lately. Everyone from right to left in the political spectrum, as well as many Christians have become convinced that the media folks are conniving to rob them of their rights. According to a recent poll by Lichter and Rothman of 238 media elite, fifty percent claim to have no religious belief at all. Only three to five percent go to church or synagogue regularly. Pick your least favourite news reporter.