"Harrison's remarkable military career spans four decades that forever changed the country, 1913-1957. In these years we fought three wars, witnessed the dawning of a new age of weaponry, and found both our society and ourselves shuddering through profound transformation. And Lt. General Harrison was in the middle of it all, as the book covers not only his military exploits but his life and strong belief in Christianity!" This is an exceptional book and read.

A man under orders: Lieutenant General William K. Harrison, Jr

Lockerbie, D. Bruce

Harper&Row

"Train up a child in the way he should go" the proverb urges. But today there is a growing sense of dissatisfaction with the way secular education has led. The youth of America, "technology's children," are rejecting a system which offers them computerized identities and teaching machines; everywhere there are cries for reform. Mr. Lockerbie presents a Christian alternative that looks beyond mere pedagogical reform to the restoration of personal values.

The Way They Should Go

Oxford Univ. Pr.

Who educates your child?: A book for parents

Zondervan Pub. House

DOUBLEDAY

Recounts the August 1942 sinking of the freighter "West Lashway" by a German U-Boat, the terrible ordeal of the survivors of the attack, and the reunion, forty years later, of the submarine crew

In Peril on the Sea: A Personal Remembrance

Bell, Robert W.

Religion & Spirituality

In The Past Two Centuries many leading writers have held their quarrel with God. In Dismissing God. D. Bruce Lockerbie explores the picture of this quarrel by examining the lives, beliefs, and works of more than twenty European and American writers. Authors covered range from Dickinson and Emerson to Hardy, Lawrence, Yeats, and Hemingway.

Dismissing God: Modern Writers' Struggle Against Religion

Literature & Fiction

History & Criticism

Baker Pub Group

The story of the men and women who laid the foundations for Christian schooling, A Passion for Learning breaks down the philosophy and history of Christian schooling into pertinent chronological periods and documents critical cycles of thinking. Lockerbie has compiled and edited over 50 texts that range from Thomas Aquinas to Thomas a Kempas, from John Calvin to John Dewey.

A Passion for Learning: The History of Christian Thought on Education

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

Moody Pub

The Liberating Word: Art and the Mystery of the Gospel

Wm.B. Eerdmans Pub. Co.

In Peril on the Sea: The Story of Ethel Bell and Her Children Mary and Robert (The Jaffray Collection of Missionary Portrails , Vol 14)

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

Christian Pubns

The cosmic center: The supremacy of Christ in a secular wasteland

Multnomah Press

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