School From a Christian Perspective

I'm finally buckling down and getting invested into the new school semester.

Yesterday, I had a ton of homework that needed done - a couple things that I was behind on, even. But I managed to knock my list of things to do down from two note cards to just one.

Progress? I think yes.

But still, I do have that full note card left of stuff to do. For now, the biggest things left are reading a ton of blogs and writing something about one of them and then reading a couple chapters in a textbook.

You know, you'd think that knocking my list of stuff to do down would make me happy. And it did. I'm not gonna say it didn't. But you know what really made me happy?

For the first time since high school, I'm being taught a class from a Christian perspective. One of my assignments was to read an outline of the entire Bible. Another of my assignments was to read from a textbook written by people who know that the Bible is true.

I can't even describe how happy this makes me. I always took it for granted in school before college; in elementary school, middle school, and high school, I was always, always, always taught by Christian teachers from textbooks written from a Christian perspective. It bit, hard, when college didn't provide me with that anymore. Now, if just for one class for one semester, I'm getting at least a little taste of that back.

And. I. Love. It. ♥