You may have noticed that these are mainly philosophical ideas and claims. Of course, most public and secular colleges do not teach all of these propositions in so many words, but various parts of the message get across, sometimes unconsciously, sometimes by implication, sometimes through images and dialogue in films, in school forums, and so on. Students who hold a traditional Christian worldview and who also plan to attend a secular college need to be intellectually prepared to confront a hostile academic environment. They need an education in sound, traditional philosophy and logic that can counter the philosophical assault on the foundations of the Judeo-Christian tradition and the Christian worldview. However, college-bound students are not the only young people who can benefit from a grounding in sound logic and traditional Christian philosophy.
All students can benefit.
Whether a student plans to begin a career, raise a family, or start an apprenticeship program, a grounding in solid logic combined with Christian philosophy can help elevate one s mind toward God, and it can help one navigate a Christ-centered path through this increasingly secular world. Many young people are ready to grasp some of the intellectual facets of the Christian worldview. Not all are, but many are. And many young people are searching for this material. The intellect hungers after truth just as the body hungers after food.