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“Human reason was not designed to function indep “Human reason was not designed to function independently of divine revelation.” With these words, Christian Overman divides the world into two groups: those who rely on reason to build up truth from the ground, and those who employ reason to receive truth from above. The latter believe, according to Overman, that “it’s God’s job to provide the signals, and it’s our job to read them properly and respond accordingly.” Jesus provided plenty of signals to His disciples, but they were slow read them properly. In Mason’s epic poem she writes: “‘Why are ye fearful?’ asked the Lord, ’Not yet know ye to trust My word? Not yet are certain I command Those adverse powers on every hand? Not yet assured that I fulfil For least disciple all his will?’” They found it difficult to respond rightly to the signals, and so do we. We find ourselves drawn to the other path, to rely on reason to build up truth from the ground. We look to “Science, our sole deliverer from doubt.” Don’t miss today’s deeply insightful poem in which she shows us the better way. Link in profile. @artmiddlekauff . . . . . . . . . #charlottemasonpoetry #saviouroftheworld #poetryreaders #poetryreading #newtestament #poetryofinstagram #poetrygram #recitation #poetryrecitation #sageparnassus #readaloudrevival #biblicalart #sacredart #gospelhistory #scripturestudy #meditateontheword #devotional #meditation #rembrandt #dominusilluminatiomea #thelordismylight #jesuscalmsthestorm #faithoverfear #trustGod #peaceofGod #seaofgalilee #homeschool #homeschooling #charlottemasonirl #charlottemasonliving 🖼️: The Storm on the Sea of Galilee by Rembrandt
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Recitation time in our home is sometimes spoken an Recitation time in our home is sometimes spoken and sometimes silent. The ultimate goal is beautiful words spoken beautifully, but the preparation is often seen and not heard. Two questions come up. Which Bible passage to chose? And what is the teacher to do during those silent times of study? In the 1919 article we shared on Tuesday, House of Education graduate Evelyn Bruce-Low answers both questions. First, she says, “The verses to be learnt by heart should be taken from a lesson already given or have some connexion with it so that it really means something to the child. So often a child is made to learn a psalm of which he neither knows the author nor to what it refers. How, then, can he be expected to know what he doesn’t understand? A child’s interest must first be aroused and then he will learn easily.” And then I was arrested by Bruce-Low’s answer to the second question. When recitation comes up in the time-table, is that a chance for me to check my email? Catch my breath and gaze out the window? Offer silent prayers? “It is often a help,” says Evelyn, “to learn with them, because then they will realize that we too care to know, that we love our Bibles not less but more as we grow older. And because of this it is worth our while to take a little trouble in order to have these verses in the storehouse of our memory.” Again I am reminded that the preposition which so often characterizes the Charlotte Mason method is “with.” As I share in the effort to know, I acknowledge that there is plenty of space waiting to be filled in the storehouse of my memory, too. @artmiddlekauff . . . . . . . . . #charlottemasonpoetry #recitation #charlottemasonrecitation #beautifulwordsspokenbeautifully #biblerecitation #bibleverses #livingeducation #charlottemasonliving #charlottemasonirl #charlottemasonlessons #biblelessons #charlottemasoneducation #charlottemasonhomeschool #christianhomeschool #postwithpurpose #truthbeautygoodness #homeschoolbible #biblestudy #lovelearning #parenthoodunplugged #childhoodunplugged #lovetolearn #learningtogether #readfromtheheart #learningbyheart #learningwithheart #homeschool #homeschooling #abundantlife #parentsandchildren
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