Biblical philosophy

  • By Dr. Paul W. Cates, Ph.D, “Homeschool’s Education Doctor” of Faith Christian Ministries

    “From a Christian philosophy of education, thoughts and actions can be derived, implemented, and defended. The elements to be considered in developing a Christian philosophy of education range from theological and doctrinal to social and educational. The first step is the development of a Biblical base. The Bible becomes the skeleton on which the practical application of our philosophy can be arranged.”

  • "Articulating and advancing a Christian philosophy for every sphere of life and thought."

  • “…training Christian school leaders in how to build a Kingdom school based on the biblical philosophy of Kingdom Education”

  • “All education is a deeply theological activity. The outcome will depend on which God you believe owns truth and the effectiveness of your methods”

  • "…trains Christians to think more clearly about their faith and to make an even-handed, incisive, yet gracious defense for classical Christianity and classical Christian values in the public square"

  • By Dr. Christian Overman in Renewanation, December 5, 2017, reprinted from Worldview Matters

    I contend that not seeing this as the purpose for education is why so many pastors don't believe in Christian schools, why we lost the "culture war" in this country, and why so many young people are leaving the church. We lost the very meaning and purpose for living—and thus our purpose for learning.

"I think that all things, in their way, reflect heavenly truth, the imagination not least."

C.S. Lewis

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