Sweden is a free and democratic country that gives space to Christian education. But Christian schools usually experience that they are in the midst of a worldview battle.
The public is sympathetic. The political atmosphere is critical and follows the secularist religion. The school's inspection is visiting the 137 schools regularly. And although the inspection sees that the schools that belong to the Christian Schools Council are doing good academically, the inspection is usually suspicious.
About this and more, Jan Rosman (leader of the Christian Schools Council in Sweden) tells in the CNE podcast.