Biblical integration

By Regis Nicoll, November 9, 2007

“I met a young man who had recently graduated from high school, where a mathematics teacher had labeled him a ‘bigot’ for thinking it was important to get the right answer.” (Nancy Pearcey, Total Truth)

By Ted and Virginia Byfeld in British Columbia Report

Of all scientists, mathematicians are most inclined to believe in God. – A finding of Professor Edward Larson of the University of Georgia and Larry Witham of Bartonsville, Maryland, in a survey of 600 scientists, as reported by the London Weekly Telegraph.

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By Dr. Marti MacCullough from Christian School Education (CSE), Volume 6, Issue 1

Activities, sample plans and a resource list to supplement the material in An approach to worldview integration

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