CBN broadcasts a segment on Logos School and New St. Andrew's College in Moscow, ID. Both are classical Christian schools based upon the Trivium. Douglas Wilson is interviewed a number of times.
Lower performing students and their families often complain about hard work chiefly because they are coming from public school daycare facilities and not being challenged. My kids joined a classical homeschooling partnership and within 2 years they had such a remarkable improvement in every area. Truly amazing! The training need not be particularly christian in nature for this effect to take place, it is just a better model of education.
@twixqueen Actually there are 25 different congregations represented at Logos. And quite a few denominations at NSA as well. I subbed as a French teacher for a few weeks (I'm French), and churches came up, and I asked them we're they were each from. Only a few went to the same church! Wonderful to see the diversity of the body of Christ all in one classroom!
@TheCampingTree Eh-he...I actually know a few struggling students at Logos. They don't kick them out, they encourage them along. Sure, Logos isn't for everyone. They don't lower the bar down to someone's needs. But, they do everything they can to bring that student UP TO the bar they have set.
@magma2551 Doug Wilson doesn't deny the gospel. If you're referring to Sean Gerety's book, and Trinity Foundation stuff, I've already called him on factual mistakes in his book. He twist Wilson's words.
The only error in this film is the misinformed statement that 'many Logos School graduates go to New Saint Andrews college'. Actually, very few New Saint Andrew's students are from Logos School.
It should be noted that foucachon is a devotee of Wilson and a student at New St. Andrews. Every major Reformed denomination has repudiated the theology Wilson champions, sometimes called the Federal Vision, as being antithetical to the central doctrine of the Christian faith, justification by faith alone. Even Lane Keister, a pastor in the PCA who once publicly exonerated Wilson on his blog, came to the realization last March Wilson does indeed deny justification by faith alone.
Lower performing students and their families often complain about hard work chiefly because they are coming from public school daycare facilities and not being challenged. My kids joined a classical homeschooling partnership and within 2 years they had such a remarkable improvement in every area. Truly amazing! The training need not be particularly christian in nature for this effect to take place, it is just a better model of education.
@twixqueen Actually there are 25 different congregations represented at Logos. And quite a few denominations at NSA as well. I subbed as a French teacher for a few weeks (I'm French), and churches came up, and I asked them we're they were each from. Only a few went to the same church! Wonderful to see the diversity of the body of Christ all in one classroom!
Wow!
@Eskimoboy22 Yeah, you hate it or love it. Like everything good in this world.
@TheCampingTree Eh-he...I actually know a few struggling students at Logos. They don't kick them out, they encourage them along. Sure, Logos isn't for everyone. They don't lower the bar down to someone's needs. But, they do everything they can to bring that student UP TO the bar they have set.
@magma2551 Doug Wilson doesn't deny the gospel. If you're referring to Sean Gerety's book, and Trinity Foundation stuff, I've already called him on factual mistakes in his book. He twist Wilson's words.
i love logos thank you Mr. Garfield- kat
I wish I could have gone there!
@madrigal32 Fairly true, though depends on the year I guess. I know many from last year's Logos class that are at NSA now. But certainly not most.
The only error in this film is the misinformed statement that 'many Logos School graduates go to New Saint Andrews college'. Actually, very few New Saint Andrew's students are from Logos School.
@utubehayter What preacher?
@superfisto Why?
It should be noted that foucachon is a devotee of Wilson and a student at New St. Andrews. Every major Reformed denomination has repudiated the theology Wilson champions, sometimes called the Federal Vision, as being antithetical to the central doctrine of the Christian faith, justification by faith alone. Even Lane Keister, a pastor in the PCA who once publicly exonerated Wilson on his blog, came to the realization last March Wilson does indeed deny justification by faith alone.
@frigdogg huh?
creepy