"Does this sound familiar? (John) Dewey is the source of much of today's moral education, where all values are treated as equally valid and students simply clarify what they personally value most. Teachers are rigorously instructed not to be directive in any way, but only to coach students in a process of weighing alternatives and making up their own minds. Any value that students choose is deemed acceptable, whether or not it comports with accepted moral standards, as long as they have gone through the prescribed series of steps. Why? Because, as one textbook puts it, "None of us can be certain that our values are right for other people." Each individual has to become an autonomous decision maker, determining his values strictly on his own." Total Truth , Nancy Pearcey, Crossway, 2004, pg. 239. Isn't this the mantra of parents today? "I just want my child to find out for herself what she believes blah, blah, blah." But how many Christian pa...