Mar. 8, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Anonymous

My husband has the entire set of the church fathers; although, I don't think he's gotten all the way through more than a few of them. I have a very hard time getting into the writings, but I am sure there is a lot to learn there. Michelle http://moment-of-choice.blogspot.com

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Mar. 8, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by AcceptanceWithJoy

Ditto ~ I am really struggling with Justin Martyr's writings this week. I kind of feel like I do whenever I read anything from John Piper. Piper is my pastors favorite author. We get his books in appreciation of almost everything we do. Everytime I read one, I finish and think... "He made his point eons ago. Why is he still writing?"

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Mar. 8, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Anonymous

I've not read Justin Martyr's writings, but I pray that they bless you, difficult though they may be. The CD looks lovely. - Mimi

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Mar. 8, 2007 - Thanks

Posted by homeschoolingmommaof4

Thanks for the advice. I'm not sure about the chemistry as of right now he is very much into math but that could change we'll see. Thanks for the suggestion for math. I wasn't too happy with Saxon but wasn't to impressed with the other maths I had seen either. The one you suggested looks interesting and I'm going to check it out further. I really appreciated your help.

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Mar. 9, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by RobinKelly

Do you teach your children all of this church history? You may be the home school mom but you sure are a learner yourself! You're always sharing about your latest read. Terrific! Your kids can't grow unless you do. I'm impressed.

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Mar. 9, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by debdillon

Robin, I do the scheduled Bible readings and saints of the day with my kids. I am not doing the Church Father's readings with the them - thats just for me. Its much too tough for children.

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