by Dennis Oliver Woods

Two Vol Set $75.00

This is a great book to use with your older children as you move through your history studies.

The biographical sketches appear in order of publication date which gives a good overview of the important authors.

Student Text

Includes biblical analysis of 50 classical authors (Homer to Van Til) Student emerges from this study with a rock solid biblical worldview. Each essay covers biography, historical background, summary, historical implications, biblical analysis, and application. Thirty-question quiz for each essay to test your understanding, plus reading assignments in the classics and discussion questions. Memory icon/keys help students grasp basic theme of each philosopher.

Teacher’s Guide

Includes objectives and lesson plans. Explains how to use the course at home or in the classroom. Short answers to quiz questions and nearly 500 open-end questions posed in Keys to the Classics makes this Guide an easily understood, philosophical treatise in its own right — Some are even calling this Philosophy for Dummies.

For grades 7-12.

Please see a review by The Old Schoolhouse magazine here.

by Christian Overman $22.00

Are you aware of the underlying assumptions that determine your values? Have you given much thought to how assumptions about basic reality influence and shape our culture? Assumptions That Affect Our Lives examines the roots of the modern conflict between Christianity and secular humanism by comparing ancient Greek and Hebrew culture; going beyond values to examine the underlying worldview that shapes them. It is a process critically important for understanding ourselves, others and the times we live in.

The current tension between evangelical Christians and the non-biblical ideas present in this age is an old conflict. By viewing the current situation in the context of the ancient Greeks and Hebrews, contemporary Christians can be better equipped to deal with the challenges of living in a predominately ancient Greek-based culture today.

This is a ground breaking book.

Discussion questions included at the end of every chapter.