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Tag Archives: education
Book Review: Education Of A Wandering Man
Education Of A Wandering Man, a memoir by Louis L’Amour As someone who is slightly familiar with the novels of Louis L’Amour, which are genre works but well beloved by those who are even casual fans of frontier literature [1], … Continue reading
Audiobook Review: Great Courses: The Birth Of The Modern Mind: The Intellectual History Of The 17th And 18th Centuries: Part II
Great Courses: The Birth Of The Modern Mind: The Intellectual History Of The 17th And 18th Centuries: Part II, taught by Professor Alan Charles Kors Considering that I actually liked the first part of this course, I have to admit … Continue reading
Book Review: 48 Lies About American History
48 Lies About American History (That You Probably Learned In School), by Larry Schweikart The author knows what he is talking about when he criticizes textbooks for the lies they pass along, and he names names in this humorous and … Continue reading
Posted in American History, Book Reviews, History
Tagged debate, education, legitimacy, politics
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Book Review: Privilege
Privilege: Harvard And The Education Of The Ruling Class, by Ross Gregory Douthat Although I have never studied at Harvard or any other ivy league school, there was a lot I could identify with concerning this book and the author’s … Continue reading
Some Thoughts On The Fall Of Adam And Eve
Today, humorously enough, it fell upon me to discuss the fall of Adam & Eve in the Garden of Eden [1] today for the kiddos of the fourth through sixth grades in my local congregation. As is often the case, … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Biblical History, Christianity, History, Musings
Tagged communication, education, two trees
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Book Review: How To Build Children With Integrity
How To Build Children With Integrity, by Karen Budzinski [Note: This book was provided free of charge by Adams PR Group. All thoughts and opinions are my own.] In reading books like this one [1] I am often concerned about … Continue reading
Audiobook Review: Great Courses: Origins And Ideologies Of The American Revolution: Part Four
Great Courses: Origins and Ideologies Of The American Revolution: Part Four, taught by Peter Mancall Although in general I have been greatly disappointed by the way this course worked out and the perspective of its instructor, I found that this … Continue reading
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Tagged American Revolution, education, political history, politics
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Audiobook Review: Great Courses: Origins And Ideologies Of The American Revolution: Part Three
Great Courses: Origins and Ideologies Of The American Revolution: Part Three, taught by Peter Mancall Perhaps surprisingly, a course that talks about the origins and ideologies of the American Revolution spends little time talking about the revolution itself [1]. It … Continue reading
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Tagged American Revolution, education, politics
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Audiobook Review: Great Courses: Origins And Ideologies Of The American Revolution: Part Two
Great Courses: Origins and Ideologies Of The American Revolution: Part Two, taught by Peter Mancall I must admit that I found this particular part of the course to be rather compelling. In particular, I am fascinated about situations where communication … Continue reading
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Tagged American Revolution, authority, education, legitimacy, politics, trust
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Audiobook Review: Great Courses: Origins And Ideologies Of The American Revolution: Part One
Great Courses: Origins And Ideologies Of The American Revolution: Part One, taught by Peter C. Mancall As someone who is no stranger to listening to Great Courses cds while driving, I am also no stranger to thinking about the origins … Continue reading
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Tagged American Revolution, education, imperialism, legitimacy, politics
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