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This post comes from our friend Christian Overman at Worldview Matters (click here for past DNA News regarding Christian).

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We don’t find meaning in learning; we bring meaning to learning. If we can, that is. 

“Whatever!” seems to be a common bored attitude of children toward school. Bribes, threats, and lures of a future well-paying job fail to inspire them. This is to be expected, if we fail to give them a compelling reason for their very existence. 

All sons and daughters are endowed before birth with a remarkable mandate from God. It’s a mandate that brings extraordinary meaning to education. The Lost Purpose for Learning explains what that mandate is, and why it brought about such an extraordinary level of flourishing for people in the United States. 

Yet, it has been neglected for the past 150 years. This new book, The Lost Purpose for Learning, explains what the lost purpose is and how it can be restored to education at all levels.

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