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Is Genesis History? Study Creation Science This Summer!

is genesis history

From rocks to fossils to cats to stars, IS GENESIS HISTORY? will change the way you see the world.

Is Genesis History? Win a Free DVD!

is genesis history

NOTE: The contest for the free DVD is over (congratulations, Diann!), but you can buy a copy on Amazon. What exactly happened, “In the beginning …” and in the time that followed? Throughout most of history, Genesis was considered an accurate and reliable record, but over the past 250 years, it has become one of […]

Is Genesis History? Film Produced by Homeschool Dad – in Theaters One Night Only!

Is genesis history? Coming to theaters on Thursday, February 23 – one night only!

Political Ideology Today, by Ian Adams

This book is like the encyclopedia of ideology.

Book Review: The Human Story

This book takes us on a lively journey through human history.

Learn American History through Literature

Free online literary-based lessons for American history, civics, literature, or humanities.

5 Recommended Books for Senior High School History Curriculum

Alifia describes five unique books that will challenge your perspective on history.

Ways to Celebrate Black History Month Across the Country

February is Black History Month!

Self-Evident Truths: Three Elective Courses in One Book

NEW COLUMN! Ideas for elective courses tailored to homeschoolers.

Love History? 6 Exciting Jobs You Can Get With a History Degree

If you’re a student of history, though you may dwell in the past, your future is bright.

Artistic Differences: Who Owns Vincent van Gogh’s “The Night Cafe”?

This painting is one of Van Gogh’s masterpieces and one of his most famous, but who is the rightful owner?

The 2015 World Series

This year’s World Series is one to remember no matter who you are.

Gabriel and Sarah Chrisman

Living a Victorian lifestyle in the 21st century!

The Greater of Two Evils

When fighting the Islamic State, we must look at the bigger picture.

The History of Distance Education

You may be surprised to know that distance learning is not a modern phenomenon; in fact, it dates back to the 1700s!

Study Affairs and Homeschooling as a Solution

Homeschooling is a phenomenon that has always existed, being the only form of instruction in the past.

Night Raid 1931

A refreshingly different series that combines history and politics with science fiction and anime action.

LEGO Bricks in Education: An Overview

LEGO bricks are great for learning STEM subjects… and much more!

Through Gates of Splendor

This book follows the lives of five missionaries and their wives as they lived—and died—in Ecuador preaching to the Indians.

Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe

If you are interested in culture, history, or ethnic conflicts, then you will love this novel.

12 Best Historic Destinations in the USA

Twelve of the best historic destinations in the USA.

Amazing Love, by Corrie ten Boom

This book is set after World War II; it is about Corrie’s ministry, the people she talked to, the things she taught and even learned herself.

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