“All those in the city who happen to be older than ten they will send out to the country; and taking over their children, they will rear them—far away from those dispositions they now have from their parents—in their own manners and laws that are such as we described before. And, with the city and the regime of which we were speaking thus established most quickly and easily, it will itself be happy and most profit the nation in which it comes to be."~Plato "This was in direct opposition to the Hebraic model that taught direct discipleship involvement by parents. This distinction—familial discipleship versus village discipleship—is one of the key tensions between the Hebraic, or biblical approach, and a Greek, or statist approach, to raising children.” Excerpt From: “A Weed in the Church 1.4.” iBooks. This material may be protected by copyright.
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