Graciously Unapologetic: A Renewed Way to be in Christian Schools
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| Rating | : | 4.73 (541 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1625860374 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 194 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-07-05 |
| Language | : | English |
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She herself is a sojourner in a life dedicated to Christlikeness and authentic Christian education. Revival of Christian schools in an age of moral relativism and blasé parental responses to education could result from serious consideration of the ideas in Deb’s book. Such revival is possible only in humility and with an honesty that would allow for the proper mix of grace and truth of which Deb writes in her book. Deb Benson lives what she has written in this seminal piece of writing. Our educational era so desperately needs the redemption of people, as well as the redemption of learning that can come only through Jesus Christ and the direction of the Holy Spirit. Deb’s book is rock-solid theologically and philosophically sound. READ THIS BOOK! Bob Stouffer, Ph.D., Principal Oskaloosa Christian School, Oskaloosa, Iowa. Ideas in the book gave me excellent new insights into dealing with the “seeker” and “discipling” in the context of Christian schools. I was an English te
from Northern Illinois University. . Deborah serves on the accreditation commission with Christian Schools International and as a board member for An Orphan’s Prayer. She is certified as both a teacher and an administrator. and M.E. from Covenant College and an M.A. Deborah Byker-Benson, superintendent of
Deborah serves on the accreditation commission with Christian Schools International and as a board member for An Orphan’s Prayer. She is certified as both a teacher and an administrator. About the Author Deborah Byker-Benson, superintendent of Parkview Christian Academy in Yorkville, Illinois, holds a B.A. . from Northern Illinois University. and M.E. from Covenant College and an M.A
The Evolution of Christian Schools in a Liberal Society Kim Davis’s sarcastic mockery of Deborah Benson’s book is asinine. I assume that she hasn’t actually read the book.I have read the book. And I can say that it has helped me to think about the proper place of Christian schools in a liberal society like the United States. By “liberal” I mean classical liberalism—the idea that government should be limited to protecting the equal liberty of individuals to live as they please so long as they do not harm others. Part of that protected liberty is the religious liberty of individuals to sa. Kim Davis speaks again!!! Kim Davis My school was full of devil worshiping of goth kids with their loud noise and liberal nonsense. As soon as I read this book and implemented it's suggestions, I had children praying 3 hours a day, denouncing their natural evil teenage urges, swearing allegiance to Donald Trump, and they stopped dancing and singing that new age Christian rock. I want to praise Miss Benson for the path she has laid to true conformity. A must read for all parents and teachers of upper middle class WASP children.