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Is Genesis History? is a 101-minute feature film narrated by Del Tackett. It argues for the acceptance of the historical accuracy of the book of Genesis as a lens through which we can understand...
Survey of the Bible: Old Testament; and All-In-One Curriculum for The Pilgrim’s Progress (Answers in Genesis). Biology is taught with A.C.E.’s course, but you have the option of using either PACE...
The Didache Series, first published in 2003, immediately raised the bar for Catholic religion texts for high schools and colleges. The series began with four rather large textbooks, ranging in size...
Thomas Purifoy, Jr., creator of the Is Genesis History? series, uses footage from that series and the Is Genesis History? Conference (2017) to provide a Creation Science course based on the latest...
BibleBridge Bible Study Lessons is a new series for mature teens and adults who want to work independently. Studies are both intellectual and devotional, challenging students to read, think, and...
Christian Liberty Press' Stories from God’s Word Series, written and edited by Amber Bennett, begins with Bible Nuggets from A to Z for preschoolers, then transitions to Bible Treasures, a series...
As a homeschooling father, Dr. Scott Hardin realized that he and other parents were concerned about providing high-level science education to their children. He decided to create science courses...
The Illuminate Bible series offers homeschooling families a resource for in-depth Bible study. They say: “Enough with the fluff!” The series is written from a viewpoint that tends to reflect...
A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview might well be the most practical and creative tool for teaching the concept of worldview to students in grades five through eight. While there are...
Christian Liberty Press's God's Creation science series for kindergarten through third grade is thoroughly creation-based. Courses include Bible verses and biblical references. The kindergarten and...
Christian Studies IV is a survey course on the Bible for seventh or eighth graders. It reviews many of the key points taught in the three courses, Christian Studies I, II, and III, and serves to...
Although Positive Action for Christ curriculum is written for the classroom, almost everything is easily adaptable for the homeschool. This is a “meaty,” non-denominational Bible-based curriculum...
While there are a number of science programs available for Christian schools and home education that have a biblical worldview, none that I know of give worldview the priority over science...
Like the Language Lessons for a Living Education courses for younger students, both teacher and student resources are contained in one book for each level for grades seven through ten. Each...
Ancient History: A Literature Approach is available for two levels: grades five through eight and high school. Each book is a guide that presents a year-long course on ancient history. The courses...
The Story of Civilization is a four-volume series covering the entire span of both world and U.S. history. Each volume has a core book plus a number of ancillary items. This is similar in concept...
is really a collection of online articles by various authors at different websites such as Answers in Genesis and Creation Wiki that teach the content of individual topics. For those who prefer a...
King of Glory is a Protestant Bible course that teaches the story of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation through videos (or a picture book) and a study guide. While other components can be added,...
Catholicism and Evolution: A History from Darwin to Pope Francis is currently (as of May 2016) the most helpful book I’ve found for Catholics trying to sort out the origins debate in relation to...
Guest Hollow’s High School Biology course uses a free online textbook and workbook, but you still need to borrow or buy several other books and lab resources. The course is based upon the free,...
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