Christian Education in Seven Books – The Case for Classical Christian Education
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Doug Wilson’s The Case for Classical Christian Education is almost a one-stop shop for...
Christian Education in Seven Books (5) – Cultural Literacy
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I would not be surprised by the “Huh?” reaction to a number of books...
Christian Education in Seven Books (4) – Poetic Knowledge
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The subtitle of James Taylor’s Poetic Knowledge is “The Recovery of Education”. Taylor’s book...
Christian Education in Seven Books (3) – How to Read a Book
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When I prescribe How to Read a Book by Mortimer Adler to my seminary...
Christian Education in Seven Books (2) – Less Than Words Can Say
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“For we let our young men and women go out unarmed, in a day...
Christian Education in Seven Books (1) – The Abolition of Man
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The Abolition of Man is perhaps not a book you’d pick up were you...
Christian Education in Seven Books (Intro)
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The first time the English word education pops up is sometime in the 15th...
The Long Defeat (8) – Conclusion
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Tolkien was not a premillennialist, or even an evangelical. But Tolkien’s imaginative oeuvre is...
The Long Defeat (7) – Premillennialism and the Kingdom Before the Kingdom
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The diagram above illustrates how the three major schools of eschatology relate to one...
The Long Defeat (6) – Premillennialism and the Glory of Lost Causes
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Premillennialism is called pessimistic because it teaches that evil will grow, a great apostasy...