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World History and Cultures is written from the Christian perspective. Basic to this perspective is the conviction that God is the creator of the universe and the controller of history. The Christian perspective is the key to a proper understanding of history, for it enables us to see God's purpose and plan in human events. Because man's actions are the product of his thoughts (Prov. 23:7), World History and Cultures emphasizes the important concepts and ideas in history as well as people and events. It exposes the error of Marxism, humanism, modernism, and many other false philosophies, pointing to the Bible as the only source of true philosophy. Unlike most other history books, World History and Cultures takes a conservative political and economic view of history. Students are taught to identify liberal principles and deal with them from a conservative, Christian perspective. - p. v. of teacher guide.
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World history and cultures in Christian perspective
1997, Beka Book
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"10"--Cover.
Includes index.
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