By jaminhubner on Jul 6, 2010 in Education | 4 Comments
Is it any surprise that sin has messed up society so much that we don’t even remember why we go to school? What is the purpose for each level of education, college to doctoral? And, what is “accreditation,” and what is it really worth? Below is a black and white, systematic answer to these questions [...]
By jaminhubner on Jan 23, 2010 in Education, Seminary and Academic Politics | 6 Comments
Seminary education is no little decision. Deciding who and what and where your mind will be influenced has always played an irreplaceable role in the historical lives of educators, ministers, leaders, heroes, and heretics. After some hard thought about where money, time, and energy should be spent, I’ve come to have a thorough change of [...]
By jaminhubner on Oct 30, 2009 in Creation; Evolution; Intelligent Design, Education | 0 Comments
What takes the place of our worldview when Genesis 1-2 is dismissed? One of Christianity’s greatest minds gives an introductory answer to that question: …In these days a very different construction is put upon these things, and this is done in the name of science and allegedly with the authority of science. And as this [...]
By jaminhubner on Oct 6, 2009 in Creation; Evolution; Intelligent Design, Education | 0 Comments
I was doing some research into Herman Bavinck’s view of inspiration and inerrancy, when I came across yet another prophetic blurb by Bavinck: He who takes into account the lesson of evolution quickly comes to the conclusion that the present-day system of education is one great error. Up to now men have given almost exclusive [...]