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Recovering the lost tools of learning : an approach to distinctively Christian education / Douglas Wilson.

Author: Wilson, Douglas, 1953-

Imprint:Wheaton, Ill. : Crossway Books, c1991.

Description215 p. ; 22 cm.

Note:Part one : The failure of modern secular education. The education crisis -- Suggested secular and Christian reforms -- Part two : An approach to distinctively Christian education. The true ministry of education -- The nature of knowledge -- The student in Adam -- Part three : An approach to distinctively classical education. The classical mind -- The trivium and the Christian school -- The obstacles of modernity -- The problem of "pious" ignorance -- The home school alternative -- Part four : Conclusions. The limits of the state : a summary -- The need for classical and Christian education : a summary -- Appendices. The lost tools of learning -- Logos school curriculum material -- A brief historical sketch -- Notes -- Select bibliography.

Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references (p.[209]) and indexes.

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Moral education -- United States.
Education -- Aims and objectives -- United States.
Christian ethics -- Study and teaching -- United States.
School improvement programs -- United States.