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Christian Education in the 21st Century: 17 August 2008
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Christian Education in the 21st Century. Saturday, August 23, 2008. It seems the one absolute to the relativists is that there are no absolutes. That this is a contradiction will at once be obvious to the logician, but to the philosophical magician, it escapes notice in the same way he might make his assistant disappear. When told by a relativist on an airplane that there are no absolutes, my wife's uncle calmly replied, “Are you absolutely sure? Elf, were merely the reverse of relativism; that Plato lea...
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Christian Education in the 21st Century: 22 February 2009
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Christian Education in the 21st Century. Saturday, February 28, 2009. 8220;‘Now I know what life is! 8217; beamed the artist. ‘It is love! It is being lifted above yourself, the rapture of losing yourself in beauty. What my friends call life and pleasure is unreal and as fleeting as a bubble; they know nothing of the pure, heavenly altar wine that initiates us into life! 8212; Hans Christian Andersen. 8212;all is a matter of the way the individual. What I mean by finite. Is that all is relative to you,.
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Christian Education in the 21st Century: 31 August 2008
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Christian Education in the 21st Century. Monday, September 1, 2008. Rificed to their myths with an instinctual sense of unworthiness. They wanted to obtain their desires, but felt undeserving to obtain them apart from oblation. As we go further down the road of degeneration from mere feelings of guilt, there is a mode of being, which is seen in the one who stands up and says, “I am. In his book, The Everlasting Man,. Homer’s The Iliad. Is seen as the cornerstone o. Serve as foundational elements in both ...
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Christian Education in the 21st Century: 21 September 2008
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Christian Education in the 21st Century. Monday, September 22, 2008. An important principle to grasp is found in 1 Corinthians 2:14, “But a natural man does not accept the things of the Spirit of God; for they are foolishness to him, and he cannot understand them, because they are spiritually appraised.” Greek scholar and commentator, Kenneth Wuest, says:. At once—heaven and earth. My disenchanted friend claims to believe scripture, albeit, he reasons away the idea of spiritual. As "theological scientist...
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Christian Education in the 21st Century: Preparing the Way
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Christian Education in the 21st Century. Friday, March 6, 2009. St was sent by God to “prepare the way.” His cry was for repentance—to turn hearts back to Him. Repentance. Ot only an initial change of direction at the time of salvation, but a life-long (even daily) discipline of turning on. E’s heart to God. True repentance (Greek, metanoia). Embodies a change of mind, a change of purpose, an. D a changed life. Solomon’s wisdom was obviously not in his own. Very simply, humanism says, “ I. The goal of Ch...
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Christian Education in the 21st Century: Schools of Law
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Christian Education in the 21st Century. Sunday, September 20, 2009. There are various kinds of laws, which can aid in education if they are understood and properly utilized. In fact, it is important to understand these different laws, because they have molded education for good and bad. As the Apostle Paul said, “the Law is good, if one uses it lawfully” (I Timothy 1:8). Firstly, there are laws of nature. Secondly, there are laws of man. Thirdly, there is the Law of Moses. The basic difference between t...
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Christian Education in the 21st Century: 27 July 2008
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Christian Education in the 21st Century. Thursday, July 31, 2008. Christ-Centered Education: A Holistic Approach. One might add that things are good so long as they are in their proper place. To name a couple of examples, sex outside of marriage is not good; perfectly good cells, when out of order, can turn into cancer. The misuse and malformation of good things causes the evil of chaos. Links to this post. Secular Education. Secularism. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Christian Education in the 21st Century: 01 March 2009
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Christian Education in the 21st Century. Friday, March 6, 2009. St was sent by God to “prepare the way.” His cry was for repentance—to turn hearts back to Him. Repentance. Ot only an initial change of direction at the time of salvation, but a life-long (even daily) discipline of turning on. E’s heart to God. True repentance (Greek, metanoia). Embodies a change of mind, a change of purpose, an. D a changed life. Solomon’s wisdom was obviously not in his own. Very simply, humanism says, “ I. The goal of Ch...
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Christian Education in the 21st Century: 03 August 2008
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Christian Education in the 21st Century. Friday, August 8, 2008. Two Plus Two Equals Five. Or At Least They Think So. Secular education cannot include God, because belief in Him would contradict its teachings. Thus, the truth is suppressed in unrighteousness. God is subtracted from the equation and replaced with the ideology of humanism. Christian education, on the other hand, can include subjects like science and astronomy, because these teachings do not contradict the existence of God.
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Christian Education in the 21st Century: Scraps
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Christian Education in the 21st Century. Thursday, March 4, 2010. Epicureans were those who held to the creed of Epicurus, who scoffed at what he called superstition though he was deeply irrational himself. He thought the world was not created by God, but that it “came into its being and form, through a fortuitous concourse of atoms, of various sizes and magnitude, which met, and jumbled, and cemented together, and so formed the world.” Sound familiar? The point here is that each of these philosophies co...
