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My Take on the Ken Ham/Bill Nye Debate

Filed in Worldview by on February 7, 2014 12 Comments
My Take on the Ken Ham/Bill Nye Debate

Bill Nye the Science Guy! We checked out his videos from the library all the time when my boys were little (15 years ago!) and learned so much from them. But he rejects his Creator, and that’s tragic. It may appear to the secular world that this ignorance of the Creator actually helps advance science, […]

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Some Thoughts About Natural Gender Swaying

Filed in Parenting, Worldview by on January 29, 2014 17 Comments
Some Thoughts About Natural Gender Swaying

A reader writes: I have a question I wish you could help me address with biblical discernment–and that is the topic of “natural gender swaying” (viz. adjusting diet, timing of intercourse, etc. in order to conceive a baby of a certain gender).  My husband and I have Christian friends who have used the Shettles Method […]

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Wemmicks in Walmart

Filed in Worldview by on November 20, 2013 5 Comments
Wemmicks in Walmart

Walmart makes me feel weird. When I heard the hilarious Tim Hawkins crack a joke about how Walmart is like the bar scene in Star Wars, I got it. (And that’s sayin’ something. Ask anyone who knew me in college. I’m the one who started laughing 10 minutes after every joke.) You all know I […]

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Choosing Which Hills to Die On

Filed in Worldview by on October 31, 2013 4 Comments
Choosing Which Hills to Die On

By Contributing Writer, Molly Evert This week’s posts have touched on some hot button issues including higher education, vocation, and living “off the grid.” Unfortunately, there are no debate-ending proof texts on any of these issues that clearly tell us which choices are “the biblical ones.” In her post about college yesterday Natalie went after […]

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Let’s Have the College Conversation

Filed in Education, Worldview by on October 30, 2013 27 Comments
Let’s Have the College Conversation

Yesterday, in Country Mouse, City Mouse, I addressed whether or not ’tis more godly to live in the country than to live in the city, and I argued that the option MOST pleasing to God is a combination of the two. Obviously it’s The Burbs. Where I live. Because, of course, I always do what […]

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Country Mouse, City Mouse: Which One Are You?

Filed in Worldview by on October 29, 2013 14 Comments
Country Mouse, City Mouse: Which One Are You?

I loved the conversation that occurred on yesterday’s post, Are We Persecuting Ourselves?  And I liked the article Molly wrote too. She wasn’t trying to tell anyone what to do. She was raising good questions. Questions some of us want to mull over. I know that almost every single woman reading this blog runs in […]

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Are We Persecuting Ourselves?

Filed in Worldview by on October 28, 2013 37 Comments
Are We Persecuting Ourselves?

By Contributing Writer, Molly Evert “The serpent is more crafty than any of the beasts of the field. He attacks while retreating, retreating while attacking. He concedes this point, all the while making that point. He is both a tar baby and quicksilver. And we are fools for forgetting it.” –R. C. Sproul, Jr. During […]

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A Review of A Beka Homeschool Online Video Streaming Curriculum

Filed in Education by on September 18, 2013 7 Comments
A Review of A Beka Homeschool Online Video Streaming Curriculum

By Natalie, Editress of Visionary Womanhood This is Part Two of a two-part series. You can read Part One HERE. Please note: this review is not intended to convince anyone they should use A Beka. I certainly don’t believe it is the best choice for everyone. I simply want to share why we are using […]

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From a Charlotte Mason Type Classical Education to A Beka Video School

Filed in Education by on September 17, 2013 4 Comments
From a Charlotte Mason Type Classical Education to A Beka Video School

By Natalie, Editress of Visionary Womanhood I started homeschooling 17 years ago with my then 3-year-old son, Sam. This year I’m responsible for five children in grades 8, 6, 3, 2, and Kindergarten. We’ve tried lots of different curricula over the years, and I have always had a leaning toward the classical method of education. […]

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The Skinny on Homeschooling in a GREAT Infographic

Filed in Education by on September 2, 2013 3 Comments
The Skinny on Homeschooling in a GREAT Infographic

Source: TopMastersInEducation.com

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