Excerpt from Philosophy in 4 Questions
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- Suggested Syllabus for Philosophy in 4 Questions
- Why Teach Philosophy in Homeschool High School. Interview with Dr. Micah Tillman
- 3 Enjoyable Ways to Introduce Homeschool High Schoolers to Philosophy and Why You Should
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Don’t graduate without it! Philosophy in 4 Questions is one of the most important courses a homeschool high schooler can use for a powerful transcript and life preparation. Here’s why:
- Philosophers run the world- your teens need to become aware of the ideas running the world. (You just don’t notice it. Philosophers are the brains behind political decisions, health care management, types of books we read, fashions we enjoy, even some of the ways we interact with our theology.)
- Teens who recognize philosophical thoughts and trends can become culture creators themselves.
- God is a philosopher. Philosophy is the love of wisdom. God said to “get wisdom”. God is the creator of wisdom. It is important for our teens learn to be wise and submit their thinking to God’s wisdom.
Although students need no prerequisite his course is a great follow-up for History and Philosophy of the Western World.
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Is this book only for Christians? Can it be taught/used as a secular course in a public school?
Hi Shelley,
That’s a good question. While not preachy or theological, it does assume that many of the readers will have some kind of faith background.
Can you please tell me how many credits this Philosophy course fulfills and what it can be counted as?
Good question, Shannon. This is a one-credit course. It is an elective course, what college admissions officers call a “sparkle” course. If your homeschooling program requires a humanities credit, it will count as that.