Monthly Archives: June 2011

Jun. 13, 2011

What Good is Christianity?

By Robert

According to a study by Barna Research, 61 percent of twentysomethings who were once active as teens in churches "are now spiritually disengaged." Why is it that so many young Christians eventually "disengage" from the faith? There are likely a … Continue reading →

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Jun. 7, 2011

Gender Matters in Education

By Luke

Gender is showing up in articles again and again and again these days. The basic thrust of this in vogue idea--which appears to have been around for a little over 50 years now--is that "gender" is more than just your … Continue reading →

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Jun. 6, 2011

How Do You Grade?

By Luke

I grew up hearing terms like "80th percentile" and "satisfactory" when it came to my biennial tests. I knew that a letter-based grade system existed, and I quickly realized that--truly--the only grade I should ever get was an A. How … Continue reading →

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Jun. 1, 2011

My Passion: To Equip and Educate

By Robert

How did a former atheist end up writing Christian curriculum at Sonlight? That's a long story that I can't answer completely in one blog post. Fortunately, every now and then I'll contribute a post here and can fill in details … Continue reading →

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