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Worldview Education Is for Everyone
Comparative worldview education is not something we should reserve solely for our high school students. These are a few reasons why.
The Importance of a Comparative Worldview Education
Comparative worldview education? How can this solve our discipleship shortcomings? That is a great question. Before we dive into why comparative worldview education is needed, let’s explore what this type of training is and what it seeks to do.
Why Do Our Children Need Comparative Worldview Education?
In a previous post, we discussed what comparative worldview education is. This post will focus on why our children need comparative worldview education, and how it can address situations like the one I encountered in my classroom.