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Christian Education in Seven Books (4) – Poetic Knowledge
David de Bruyn
September 12, 2022
The subtitle of James Taylor’s Poetic Knowledge is “The Recovery of Education”. Taylor’s book is…
Christian Education in Seven Books (3) – How to Read a Book
David de Bruyn
September 6, 2022
When I prescribe How to Read a Book by Mortimer Adler to my seminary students,…
Christian Education in Seven Books (2) – Less Than Words Can Say
David de Bruyn
August 29, 2022
“For we let our young men and women go out unarmed, in a day when…
Christian Education in Seven Books (1) – The Abolition of Man
David de Bruyn
August 22, 2022
The Abolition of Man is perhaps not a book you’d pick up were you shopping…
Christian Education in Seven Books (Intro)
David de Bruyn
August 12, 2022
The first time the English word education pops up is sometime in the 15th century.…
15. Beauty’s Difficulties: The Problem of Taste
After more than a century of grappling with Descartes’ division of knowledge into “subjective” and…
Taste and Preference: A Last Word
Why are there such different “tastes” among people? Is the debate over music in worship…
Taste Formed and Deformed by Culture
Taste is never shaped in isolation. We learn to love what we love from our…
Taste Spoiled By Sweetness
A discussion of taste is one of the most difficult (and unrewarding) ones to have,…
Preferences and Adiaphora
God reveals His will in Scripture in three ways. The first is by explicit command…
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