Life and Worldview Links

The sites below contain a vast amount of information you can use in projects, writing, and just-for-fun websurfing. From time to time we will use some of them for assignments such as webquests. Webquests are being used more and more at the high school and college level and are on the cutting edge of educational te chnology.

Barna Research Group (polls measuring the spiritual beliefs and lives of Americans)

Probe Ministries

Mars Hill Audio

Answers in Genesis (creation website)

Reasons to Believe (Creation website)

Summit Ministries Resources (text resource)

Summit Fact Sheets

Summit Journal

Summit Essays

Truth & Consequences

Christian Classics Ethereal Library

Conference on Faith and History

Christian History Institute

Religion and the Founding of the American Republic

Christian Union (Ivy League college student organization)

Tennent Media

C.S. Lewis Institute

Into the Wardrobe: A C.S. Lewis web site (check out the resources too!!)

The Shelter - website dedicated to Francis Schaeffer

Francis Schaeffer Institute (at Covenant Theological Seminary)

L'Abri Fellowship

Ravi Zacharias International Ministries

Breakpoint (Charles Colson & Prison Fellowship)

Worldview resource guide (from Breakpoint) - excellent!!

White Horse Inn - super audio! Not for the intellectually lightweight

Welcome to Bible 11/12 (Life and Worldview!)

Many juniors enroll in dual-enrollment courses at local colleges and seniors are, of course, on the verge of a major change as they enter college for the first time, either part or full-time. Most Christians have not yet been exposed to the kinds of worldviews competing for their loyalty. It is a well-documented fact that many Christians become discouraged and even abandon the Faith when exposed to anti-Christian worldviews for the first time in college. Sadly, many Christian teens already do not know what the Bible says about basic Christian doctrine. (click on this link for a disturbing trend): This course is designed to equip students with the skills they need to be apologists for the gospel of Jesus Christ and to strengthen their faith by exploring its intellectual components. However, in order not to isolate the intellectual from the rest of the “whole person,” students will also explore theological and moral issues which are not always addressed by evangelical Christians today. As a result, what Ephesians 4:15 proclaims will be reality in students' lives..


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