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May. 30, 2013
Why Sonlight shows students that the world isn't perfect
Sonlight does not pretend the world is perfect. We always remain rooted in the hope of Christ, but we don't shy away from books and curriculum that deal with tough situations. Amidst our more light-hearted book choices, Sonlight's curriculum also … Continue reading
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May. 16, 2013
Why we study scientists with mixed legacies
A thoughtful Sonlight mom recently voiced her surprise that we include a biography on Rachel Carson called Listening to Crickets in our Science D program. The mom pointed out that not everyone regards Carson's work as beneficial, since it has … Continue reading
Tagged books, discussion, feedback, history, science
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Apr. 4, 2013
God Creates People for a Purpose: What that means for Sonlight
The "new atheism" of today spreads a poisonous message: humanity is an accident – the product of random events. Our lives have no meaning. We have no purpose here on earth. That is a lie from Satan. I stand against … Continue reading
Tagged books, curriculum, philosophy, priorities
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Mar. 21, 2013
How Presuppositions Control What We Do at Sonlight
I got thinking the other day: When I say "I believe in Jesus," what I'm really saying is "I believe He is who He says He is. I choose to align myself with His goals. I am playing on His … Continue reading
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Mar. 7, 2013
Major Updates to Core W
I'm quite excited about the product updates rolling out on April 1. If you're on our mailing list you should receive the new 2013 Sonlight catalog by then. April 1 is also the first day you can order the latest … Continue reading
Tagged books, Core, curriculum, updates
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Feb. 21, 2013
A Gift to Your Child's Future Spouse: Organization Skills
When I asked if homeschoolers need to teach organization skills, Anne-Marie wasn't so sure. She replied: "I would think homeschooled kids are less likely to need formal teaching [in organization skills], because they are more likely to see the creation … Continue reading
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Feb. 7, 2013
The Meetto Project Needs Your Prayers
I felt devastated. A missions project that John and I had funded for about five years was recently pulled due to lack of progress. I tremble to realize that one day I will stand before God and confess that although … Continue reading
