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The Book that made your world

The book that made your worldBy Harold Klassen

Wishal Mangalwadi has written three books about the impact the Bible has had on the modern world including his home country of India.

  1. The Book that made your world: How the Bible created the soul of Western civilization
  2. This Book changed everything: The Bible’s amazing impact on our world
  3. The legacy of William Carey: A model for the transformation of a culture

The insights into history, language, literature, science, and technology helped reshape my understanding of these important subjects as I saw in new ways the transforming power of the truth of God's word.

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The role of history in reclaiming the evangelical mind

Many history teachers focus almost exclusively on rehearsing the past, forcing students to learn about names, dates, and key events. Lazy engagement with the past is the reason many students do not care much for history; they have never been properly introduced.

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Biblical perspectives of history and culture

By John Hay, author of the Building on the Rock elementary worldview and Bible survey curriculum produced by Summit Ministries.

Biblical integration of curriculum—interpreting the Biblical perspectives of history and cultures
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The Biblical philosophy of history

By David Moon, ACSI World Report, 4th Quarter 2007

I have been teaching various history courses junior in junior high and high school in Christian schools for 28 years. I can say that generally the attitude of a student who first joins one of my classes is that history is an irrelevant topic and that "studying" it for five days a week for nine months will be quite boring. I hear much the same attitude when I meet parents in the beginning of the school year at "back to school nights." I hear how boring history classes were back when they were in school!
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