#140 Christian Education vs. Secular Indoctrination: What’s at Stake?

Worldview Legacy | The Think Institute

Today on Worldview Legacy, Joel Settecase delivers a wake-up call for Christians navigating the cultural chaos of secular education, false religions, and faulty reasoning. Through the lens of Proverbs 9 and the solid foundation of God’s Word, Joel explores what happens when we build our lives—and our worldviews—on anything other than Jesus Christ.

Joel breaks down three key areas: the failure of public education to remain neutral, the internal contradictions of Mormonism, and how even logic itself demands a triune God. This episode equips listeners with biblical clarity and apologetic confidence to stand firm in the truth.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why your intellectual "house" needs a rock-solid foundation

• How public schools already promote a religious worldview (and it’s not Christian)

• What “separation of church and state” really meant to the Founders

• Why neutrality in education is a myth—and what replaces it

• How to engage Mormons using a 3-step Presuppositional approach

• Why the three laws of logic point directly to the triune God of Scripture

• That all truth, wisdom, and knowledge are hidden in Jesus Christ

Key Takeaways:

• There is no such thing as worldview neutrality—education is always discipleship

• Secular humanism functions as the dominant religion in public education today

• Jesus must be the foundation of all true learning, not an optional addition

• Mormonism collapses under the weight of its own theological contradictions

• Logic reflects the mind and nature of the triune God

• Remove Jesus, and you lose the ability to even account for truth

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