World Views Three

 

Teacher:  Beverly Stewart

 

Grades:   10-12

 

Class Description:  World Views of the Western World Book Four: Christianity Answers the 21st Century.  (This is a name change from the previous printing, but either edition is acceptable.)

 

The outline catalogs the succession of world views of the 20th Century. Four very important questions are answered in the final study of world views:

1.   Why did the West reject Christianity?

2.   What were the effects of this shift away from Christianity?

3.   How are we as Christians to live in the 21st Century?

4.   What do we as Christians have to say to the 21st Century culture?

 

If your children are not prepared to answer these four questions, they may not be prepared to step into the 21st Century.  See www.cornerstonecurriculum.com for in-depth description of the curriculum. See website for complete listing of credits this curriculum covers.

 

Doing all three years of World View covers all your high school credits needed except Math, Science, and a foreign language.

 

Prerequisites:  Strong reading and writing skills--a recent essay is required with application, as a sample of your own writing skills.

 

These classes are difficult and not for all students.  Students who have not been in my classes will be interviewed before being allowed to join the class.  A sample of your writing skills, an essay, written in the last year must be submitted with your application to join the class.  I would love to have a photo with your application, so that I may put a face to the person I will be praying for as I prepare to teach this class.

 

Maximum number of students that you will allow to take this class: 10

 

Cost per student (numeric only): $90 per month (10 months-August through May)

 

Homework:  Heavy homework each week with major writing assignments.  Expect to spend 3 hours or more per day on homework.  This is no exaggeration and your schedule should be planned accordingly.  You will be held accountable for homework.

 

Supplies that the students should bring to class:  highlighters, paper, pencil or pen, and the  World View Books available from Cornerstone Curriculum (usually a sale in the spring) or Christian Book Distributors or Amazon.  We will use all books and all tapes listed in World View Curriculum list, however you do not need to buy the video tapes, art package, or music package.  These will be used during class time only.

 

Required Reading List:

 

Worldviews of the Western World, Part 4  by David Quine

ISBN: No ISBN for this book.

(Also known as “The syllabus” or “workbook”)

 

Walden Two by B. F. Skinner

ISBN:  0-87220-778-1

 

Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway

ISBN:  0-684-80122-1

 

The Plague by Albert Camus

ISBN:  0-679-72021-9

 

Darwin on Trial  by Phillip E. Johnson

ISBN:  0-8308-1324-1

 

Economics in One Lesson

ISBN: ISBN: 0-517-54823-2

 

Of Pandas and People, 2nd Edition by Percival Davis and Dean H. Kenyon

ISBN:  0-914513-40-0

 

Sophie's World by Jostein Gaarder

ISBN:  0-425-15684-2

 

Second American Revolution by John. W. Whitehead

ISBN:  0-89107-367-1

 

The New Tolerance

ISBN: 0842370889

 

True Spirituality by Francis Schaeffer

ISBN:  0-8423-7351-9

 

Pollution and the Death of Man by Francis A. Schaeffer and Udo Middelmann

ISBN:  0-89107-686-7

 

Moral Dilemmas by J. Kerby Anderson

ISBN:  0-8499-1446-9

 

That Hideous Strength  by C. S. Lewis

ISBN:  0-7432-3492-8

 

The New Evidence by Josh McDowell

ISBN:  0-7852-4219-8

 

Secrets of Everyday Leaders by Jeff Myers

ISBN: 0805468862

 

AUDIOS

 

The recordings for Year III are dramatized audio recordings highlighting the major ideas of books, authors, or events in   their proper historical context.

 

NOTE:  You may find that these audio recordings are available at Audible.com.  If your child is an auditory learner, you may want to join audible and get the books on audio tape as well.  If you do, mention my husband’s name, Randy Stewart, so that we can get credit for a referral.  Thanks.

 

Darwin and Evolution

ISBN: 0-938935-74-7

 

David Hume

ISBN: 078616938

 

Immanuel Kant

ISBN: 078616943-5

 

Friedrich Hegel

ISBN:  0-938935-24-0

 

Soren Kierkegaard

ISBN:  0-938935-26-7

 

Friedrich Nietzsche

ISBN:  0-938935-27-5

 

Jean-Paul Sartre

ISBN:  0-938935-29-1

 

The Civil War (In two parts)

ISBN: 0786169265 and 078617126X

 

The Classical Economists

ISBN: 0786169753

 

The German Historical School

ISBN: 0786169494

 

Das Kapital

ISBN: 0786173262

 

Keynesian Revolution

ISBN:  0-938935-41-0

 

The Austrian Case for the Free Market Process

ISBN: 0938935402

 

Early Austrian Economics

ISBN: 0786169303

 

Frank Knight - Chicago School

ISBN: 0786169486

 

Monetarism and Supply Side

ISBN: 0786169451

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