American Christian Education

Noah Webster, Father of the Dictionary

Noah Webster: Father of the Dictionary By Isabel Proudfit “A typical American farm boy who made good under difficulties, Noah Webster’s influence in the development of the United States was a real contribution to its growth. His life covers a fascinating period in American history when the young republic was just getting on its feet. […]

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An Individual’s Journey with the Principle Approach – Part IV

An Individual’s Journey with the Principle Approach Fourth in a Series Ruth J. Smith PilgrimInstitute.org Have you ever embroidered? A basic stitch of embroidery requires you to take a stitch and then you put your needle in at about half of the way through that stitch and make your next stitch. You are always moving forward, […]

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Reviews of Restoring America’s Biblical Foundations

 Katherine DangPhilomath Foundation       Through the acquiescence of parents and pastors, at the turn of the Twentieth Century, the progressive philosophy of history and government have come to dominate public and private institutions of education, until, today, Americans have known nothing else but the revised, Marxist interpretation of all history. Restoring America’s Biblical Foundations produced […]

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Review of Restoring America’s Biblical Foundation

Restoring America’s Biblical Foundations Ralph Bullard – CHA Headmaster 1973 – 2006 CHA Ambassador 2006-Present   My first exposure to America’s Christian history was in 1974 at the third annual Plymouth Rock Foundation Seminar in Plymouth, Massachusetts.   I was kept in a state of shock throughout the seminar as I was introduced to the Providential […]

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An Individual’s Journey with the Principle Approach – Part III

An Individual’s Journey with the Principle Approach  Third in a Series Ruth J. Smith PilgrimInstitute.org This is the third part in a series. Check here for Part I and Part II. At the end of the last part, the idea of “thinking governmentally” was introduced. It took some time, but eventually I learned that thinking governmentally […]

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