Via OneNewsNow, I discovered a story by former Southern Baptist Convention president Morris Chapman that appears to call for SBC churches to begin setting up Christian schools.

I now wonder if our focus in the evangelical community should shift at least in part from training our children during the transition to adulthood to placing greater emphasis on training up a child in the way he should go. I'm not advocating the neglect of what we have already established in higher education, but simply a course correction in an area that seems to have suffered neglect -- the protection and nurturing of the spiritual health and growth of children and adolescents. In far too many public schools throughout the country our children are being bombarded with secular reasoning, situational ethics and moral erosion.

Chapman calls for Southern Baptist churches to cooperate in setting up "Kingdom schools" to help train their kids.  In a rather incredible statement, he actually suggests they could actually help kids survive in the real world.  I find that hard to believe, given my experience of being around people who spent most of their youth in Christian cocoons.