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Christian Education: A Comparison through the Ages
Bryan Pruitt

Abstract
Christian education has been an essential topic in the lives of many within the last two thousand years. The topic has piqued the minds of some and threatened the lives of others—however; the values taught within Christian institutions over these years have molded what the modern-day Christian Community looks like today. Humanity’s journey from the beginning of Christianity to the modern day has involved endless lessons and teachings passed on through many generations. Numerous Christian educators have taught these Christian morals since society received its first set of values that God bestowed upon them, pushing them forward to teach their truth to others from generation to generation (Anthony & Benson, 2011). Therefore, this paper compares the teachings of early Christian educators with the instructions of the Christian educators of today. The analysis and data sets may show inconsistencies that provide humanity with extraordinary evidence of what can help society connect with everyday people in a relatable way, which can then be used to spread the ministry of God even further.

Full Text: PDF     DOI: 10.15640/ijpt.v10n1a4