Living Fountains
Living Fountains or Broken Cisterns: An Educational Problem for Protestants
作者：Sutherland, E. A. (Edward Alexander), 1865-1955
体例：段 章数：20
字数：413,951 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 20 段- “They held converse with leaf and flower and tree, gathering
- The controversy was an educational problem. Christian educat
- Granting it clear that Israel would lead by virtue of the pl
- As to paganism and its system of education, what was the rel
- Mr. Drummond continues: “To science itself this discovery wa
- It must be remembered that this instruction was given to men
- In substantiation of this fact we have these words of Neande
- It is not so much with the doctrine as with the results whic
- But in the study of medicine, as in philosophy or law, memor
- Agricola, known as the father of German humanism, was one of
- “In the spring of 1525, with Luther’s help, he reorganized t
- The decline in the matter of instruction was accompanied by
- “The chief thing with the Jesuits,” as Gressinger writes, “w
- No sharp dividing line can be drawn between the Colonial and
- [Sidenote: Effects of modern education]
- Montaigne, speaking of education in the sixteenth century, s
- There are educators, however, who are willing to break away
- Picking up an ordinary text-book in zoology, we read: “The e
- Ministers, fathers, mothers, look to the welfare of your chi
- Jesuits, influence in education, 264-287;