Writings on classical Christian education by Douglas Wilson.
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Crispy Crust and a Gooey Center
When others see your kid more clearly than you do . . .
There are two kinds of Christian schools, and they each have separate kinds of challenges.
Classical Christian Dictionary: Biographies
Association of Classical Christian Schools (ACCS)
ACCS was formed shortly after the publication of Recovering the Lost Tools of Learning. The book generated enough interest for a conference to be held in order to generate recordings that c...
Tax Money and Private Schools
And learning from Sallowpad the Raven . . .
We should begin by remembering what Sallowpad the Raven said in The Horse and His Boy.
A Classical Christian Dictionary
I have argued many times, and in numerous settings, that all of our current cultural battles and conflicts are actually battles for editorial control of the dictionary. Virtually every new outrage that is imposed on us from above provides a...
Confession of Sin in a Classical Christian School
One of the challenges that comes with running a classical Christian school is found in the fact that every morning, by the clock, quite a few sinners stream through the doors. Not only does the school require janitorial work on the physical...
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Douglas Wilson is the senior minister of Christ Church in Moscow, ID. He was a founder of Logos School, New St. Andrews College, and ACCS. He is married to Nancy, and has three married kids and seventeen grandkids.
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