Ultimately with R.C. Sproul No Such Thing as a Neutral Education
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Feb 20, 2026 A warning that no education is neutral and every curriculum shapes a worldview. A case that schooling grounded in God produces a coherent set of values. A critique that secular instruction functions as a competing religious commitment. A focus on how underlying presuppositions determine what education teaches.
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No Neutral Education
- R.C. Sproul asserts there is no such thing as a neutral education because every educational framework rests on ultimate presuppositions.
- A Christian-centered education shapes values and understanding across all spheres differently than a secular, God-excluding approach.
Worldview Shapes All Learning
- Education that recognizes God's reality produces a coherent worldview influencing all fields of knowledge and human activity.
- Ignoring God's significance inculcates secular humanism, which functions as an alternative religious commitment.
Don't Teach 'Neutral' Curriculum
- Avoid teaching children a supposedly neutral curriculum that omits God because it effectively promotes secularism and humanism.
- Recognize and address the ultimate presuppositions underlying any educational program you endorse or adopt.