Biblical wholism is the “breath of life” for academics, sports, arts, and autoshop. Without this soul, formal education has little meaning b...

When it comes to the debilitating effects of Dewey's "Common Faith" on young minds, I am not as concerned about atheism as I a...

If we think American schools are religiously neutral, we must think again. Of course, if the public schools were overtly indoctrinating chil...

Back to education... The realization that Dewey’s “Common Faith” has taken prominence over the former Judeo-Christian consensus during the...

Christmas time is family time for the Overmans. Although this is not a Christmas photo, it is our extended family. This picture was taken ...

Just hours after last week's post went out, twenty 6 and 7-year-old children, along with seven adults, were brutally murdered as anoth...

Does it take faith to believe that "Nature" is all that is , or was , or ever shall be? Does it take faith to believe morality is...

“Never before in history has mankind been so much of two minds, so divided into two camps, as it is today.” Sounds like America of 2012. Ac...

Caution:   Information I will be sharing with you over the next few weeks could change the way you look at education forever. Continue rea...

As I continue my series on education, I am mindful of followers of Christ who teach in state schools. Eric Buehrer (who graduated from the...

It takes three things to hit a target: 1) a front sight, 2) a rear sight, and 3) a trained mind to keep 1 and 2 aligned. What soldier remo...

Noah Webster (1758-1843), the "Father of American Scholarship and Education," said education was "useless without the Bibl...

John Dewey (1859-1952) wa s the Father of American Progressive Education. As a  world-clas s philosopher, and hea d o f Teacher’ s Col...

A recent case of mass cheating, described as “unprecedented in anyone’s living memory,” made national news last August. It involved nearly ...

John Amos Comenius was not alone in his revolutionary biblio-centric approach to life and learning. Just as Calvin and Knox enlarged and de...

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John Amos Comenius (1592-1670) is a giant among reformers. He is to today's schools (including American schools) what Martin Luther was...