Critical Thinking for Christian Schools

Chester Weaver June 28, 2018

Does sloppy thinking matter? How does critical thinking serve faith? What is the difference between objective and subjective thinking? How susceptible are we to propaganda and to clever men with an agenda? Are the Holy Scriptures still the ultimate authority for us?

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