The noun “freedom” is a seven-letter word that can have a multitude of meanings. To an American teenager, for example, “freedom” may mean any time parents are not around; or to an American father, an afternoon of golfing with work buddies; or to an American mother, an evening without the kids. To Christian homeschooling mother Katharina Plett, however, “freedom” would mean being able to teach her twelve children at home.
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