one Christian home schooling text on history......slavery not so bad, etc

I found this at

http://dneiwert.blogspot.com

He refers to Steve Wildins and the slavery deniers with a link

http://www.splcenter.org/intel/intelreport/article.jsp?sid=254



Wilkins' World
Homeschoolers nationwide are learning an unusual version of the American story from neo-Confederate Steve Wilkins
By Mark Potok



Steve Wilkins

You've got to hand it to Steve Wilkins. Tilting bravely against his own personal windmills — feminists, homosexuals, civil rights advocates, evolutionists, rationalists, "Marxist historians," and a whole list of other ungodly enemies — he has told the story of America as he sees it.
Sure, it's an unusual take. It's true that no serious historian would agree. But Wilkins, perhaps the leading theological thinker of the neo-Confederate right, is not afraid to tell it like he thinks it was.

Trouble is, some people might actually believe him.

The pastor of Auburn Avenue Presbyterian Church in Monroe, La. — the mother church to a noxious brand of theocratic thinking that has swept the entire neo-Confederate movement — markets his $80, 12-cassette version of the American saga under the title of "America: The First 350 Years."

much more......


IMPORTANT READ

Because not ONE of these people has ever demanded that Fundamentalist Christians be treated like black slaves.

Methinks I'd bust out laughing in the middle of his sermon!

Imagine that..... ever heard a big hearty laugh in church?

Just try it... they're all christians, they wouldn't do ya no harm, eh?