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The Philosophy of the Christian Curriculum

This is one of the all-time classics of biblical education. It is a life-changing book because in simple, short, bite-sized chapters, the author shows how each of the academic disciplines can and must be taught from a presuppositionally biblical perspective — including grammar, language, history, music, etc. Concise. Understandable.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 194 pages

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