Teaching Redemptively: Dabney, On Education … and a Question.
Instead of cross-posting our Teaching Redemptively blog, just go check out this short post in its native habitat.
Issue for discussion: Is R. L. Dabney (mid 1800s Southern theologian) correct in his assessment of a classroom teacher or school system to affect a student’s religious beliefs?
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