| What do/don't we believe and why? The principles of liberty are based on a specific. philosophy of government that grew from America's Judeo-Christian heritage-the principles that sustain your family and country were built by Christian ideas. The Foundation’s Dr. Carole Adams, scholar Gai Ferdon, and experienced homeschooler Debbie Smith share hard-won insights with you in this practical, inspiring session.
This session will enable you to:
- Identify the worldview supporting whatever you hear or read
- Understand contrasting worldviews in order to articulate and explain your own
- Identify the basic life questions addressed by every worldview
- Perceive the difference between the values of multiculturalism and Christianity
In "Providential History: Who's on the Throne?” you will learn a very practical and simple way of giving your students a framework for understanding all of life and learning as His [God’s] Story. Today history is typically taught as secular, but learning His Story (the providential hand of God moving for His glory through world events) gives purpose to life and hope for the future. The Foundation’s Dr. Carole Adams, curriculum writer Martha Shirley and experienced homeschooler Debbie Smith share their hard-won insights with you in this practical, inspiring session.
This second session will enable you to:
- Answer the questions "Who made me, and what is my purpose?” –God has a plan for me!
- Realize that history is the most vital teaching our children must learn
- Study providential history as a Biblical doctrine
- Learn the result of neglecting His Story and the "lie of the age”
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