Tabernacle Theological Seminary

In the 2018 State of Theology Study sponsored by Ligonier Ministries, LifeWay Research polled 3,000 Americans and asked them a number of questions about God, Christian ethics and religion in general. 32 percent of those with evangelical beliefs say their religious beliefs are not objectively true. 51 percent of those with evangelical beliefs also believe God accepts the worship of all religions, including Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. 78 percent of those with evangelical ...beliefs also believe Jesus is the first and greatest being created by God. Many Americans who hold evangelical beliefs about the Bible, salvation, and Jesus Christ, also hold beliefs that are not keeping with Scripture. ********Racism, Hate and Injustice are not scriptural. Yet not being address by Evangelicals. Why?

I don’t like to be an alarmist, no evidence-based justifications of returning your child to an on-site, traditional classroom environment. Over the last 50 years, academic gains for most students in America have fallen sharply - contrary to popular opinions. According to the National Assessment of Educational Progress, there have been no gains in literacy among High-school Seniors since 1971. Furthermore, America ranks second to last on literacy gains across multiple generat...ions and dead last among 26 countries tested on math gains. So, to argue that a lack of in-person educational options harms students is highly skeptical. The best truth is that over the last 50 years, our educational performance has been dismal, and we cannot blame COVID-19 nor delaying the reopening of schools. Returning to a traditional school environment - with the onslaught of a pandemic - seems irrational if the argument centers on learning gains and losses. To that end, with access to remote learning, virtual instruction, home support, and community engagement, America’s students will be just fine learning remotely

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