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Featured Post from Last Week
I've heard many people talk about the pros and cons of teaching our children ancient mythology. It's definitely not an easy topic to figure out. I thought this was a neat approach from Grammarlings. Jennifer is purposefully planning on pairing the myths of different ancient cultures with Biblical truths. What do you think? How have you approached the topic of false beliefs with your children?
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Thanks Amy! It is a hard subject, especially sense the myths are so appealing to us all. But I love how God has defeated those myths, sometimes through big things (10 Plagues) and sometimes through quiet things (Christian martyrs in Rome).
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