Living Fountains or Broken Cisterns: Education for Protestants by E A Sutherland

“D’Aubigne says that in the Reformation, ’the school was early placed beside the church; and these two great institutions, so powerful to regenerate the nations, were equally reanimated by it. It was by a close alliance with learning that the Reformation entered the world.

“True education, Protestantism, and republicanism form a threefold union which defies the powers of earth to overthrow; but today Protestant churches are growing weak, and the boasted freedom of America’s democracy is being exchanged for monarchical principles of government.” - From the Introduction

Level of Difficulty: Primer: No prior subject matter knowledge needed.

Contents

  • About the Lutheran Library
  • Titlepage
  • Preface
  • Contents
  • 1 Introduction: God the Source of Wisdom
  • 2 The Heavenly School
  • 3 The Edenic School
  • 4 The History of Fifteen Centuries
  • 5 The School of Abraham
  • 6 Education in Israel
  • 7 The Educational System of the Pagan World
  • 8 Christ the Educator of Educators
  • 9 Education in the Early Church
  • 10 The Papacy - An Educational Problem
  • 11 Education of the Middle Ages
  • 12 The Sixteenth Century Reformation an Educational Reform
  • 13 The Reaction after the Educational Reformation
  • 14 America and the Educational Problem
  • 15 America and the Educational Problem (continued)
  • 16 Christian Education
  • 17 Christian Education (continued)

Publication Information

  • Lutheran Library edition first published: 2024
  • Copyright: CC BY 4.0
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