Lighthorse Harry Lee was building his library
with serious books at age 13.
“[Private] libraries are not luxury,
they are the necessity of a free people”
~Mark Liddle
at Lloyd Sprinkle’s 13th Annual
Revival in the Southern Army Conference
The Incarnation of the Son of God
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"Q. 22: How did Christ, being the Son of God, become man? A. Christ, the
Son of God, became man, by taking to himself a true body and a reasonable
soul, ...
4 days ago
2 comments:
I've been building my private library since about that age as well; part of my "hope chest"/ the inheritance I would like to leave to my children and/or at least use to disciple them. One thing I have considered doing is getting Rushdoony's "Biblical Philosophy of the Christian Curriculum" as well as Victoria Botkin's "Curriculum Advice" so that I will be better equipped to make wise decisions about which books to purchase, as all the books that you provide for your children will teach them something or other and have a great effect upon their education and worldview.
Victoria Botkin's Curriculum Advice CDs are excellent! I bought several sets at the end-of-year sale and give them to young mothers. Mrs. Botkin makes learning simple, doable full of love and encouragement.
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