A Handbook for Classical Lutheran Education: The Best of The Consortium for Classical and Lutheran Education's Journals
Dr. Gene Edward VeithProvost and Professor of LiteraturePatrick Henry CollegeAs evident in John Hill's extremely helpful article "Luther on Classical Education" and in Steven Hein's profound treatment "The Freedom of Grace and the Bondage of the Neighbor," ... from a Lutheran perspective, the "liberal" in "the liberal arts" points to Christian freedom, which comes from the Gospel of Christ and the Calling received in Baptism, which manifest themselves in the love of God as expressed in love and service to the neighbor.from the Foreword This publication promotes and explains classical Lutheran education. All proceeds from the Handbook benefit the ongoing work of the Consortium for Classical and Lutheran Education, ccle.org.