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This article originally appeared in the January 1991, Chalcedon Report, No. 306, pp. 7–8).
Influenza first appeared, seemingly from nowhere in the spring of 1918 and was called Spanish flu because that was where its effects first became visible.
Should a temporary solution become a permanent choice?
We hope we’ve convinced you by now that the public school, for a host of very good reasons, is the wrong place for this. But there are equally strong reasons for educating at home.
Although penned 18 years ago, here are some important observations worth considering.
Legitimacy is everywhere weak because, first, religious faith is everywhere weak, and, second, because the principle of legitimacy on the whole is derived in almost all societies from false and humanistic premises. Where a false legitimacy rules, there too a false premise for law and order exists.
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