Education Requires Language

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Education Requires Language

FromSimply Convivial: Encouragement for Christian moms

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Mar 28, 2018

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It is by means of language that we both procure and use wisdom – for does not thought require language?So practice in speaking and in using language (today we would add writing as a method of discourse) is of upmost importance not just to learn to communicate effectively with others, but even to be able to understand within our own minds.

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Mar 28, 2018

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Short focus sessions for busy Christian moms who want to manage their homes & lives for the glory of God – and enjoy it, too! Organize your attitude, get stuff done, and love God.

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