I used this as a part of my sons history curriculum. He loved it, and so did I! I’ve never liked history, but when you listen to it in story format it becomes not only more interesting but stays with you more easily.
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Super easy to understand because simple words are used. And yet the wisdom you get is just phenomenal! The stories and examples, which are I find very relatable, made the points also much clearer. This is just amazing! I have repeated this a million times, and each time I get something new! Thank you Lord..
Brief but substantive. Ancient yet relevant. Clear though deep. Succinct 75 minutes but potentially transformative. The next step in growing in trust of the Lord.
The history of the United States
Review from The Story of Civilization: Vol. IV – The History of the United States One Nation Under God Text Book →
Very entertaining and educational about the history of the United States. Thank you for being awesome
This book is well narrated. It presents Bible stories along with some theological context appropriate for children. The whole family can enjoy and learn together.
Dr. Esolen’s lecture helps the listener to better understand the details of Dante’s Inferno. Very interesting.
In his lectures on the Divine Comedy Professor Timothy Shutt treats the poem primarily in terms of literature and history. That makes sense, of course; as a secular teacher at a series of secular institutions, Shutt can but skirt the edges of theology. Yet, as Professor Anthony Esolen points out right at the beginning of..
Set in the dying days of the Third Reich in the Second World War, the Lebensborn Experiment mixes historical fact with a fictional thriller. Germany used racial profiling to identify the perfect Nordic appearance and increased the national stock of blond haired, blue eyed children by kidnap (and baby farms), the youngsters then given to..
Great book but heavily religiously slanted. Not exactly scholarly.
Review from The Story of Civilization, Volume I →
This book is written for the Freshman level of High School. Good book for that audience but not what I was looking for.
As if Bishops just need to try harder and lay people need to offer helpful suggestions. Ignores decades of evidence of organized subterfuge and deliberate infiltration.