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An Invitation to the Liberal Arts

The What and Why of Classical Christian Higher Education

  • Discipleship & Christian Education
  • Publisher: Cascade Books (Wipf and Stock)
  • Published: 2025

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Publisher's Description

This is your invitation to an epic educational adventure spanning thousands of years. This is your invitation to receive your heritage and join a great conversation carried on through the ages. If education has seemed to you to be only a dreary chore or a necessary evil, this is your invitation to an education rooted in wonder and in gratitude. No matter what you major in and no matter what you plan to do for a living, you can dive deeply into an education dedicated to truth, goodness, and beauty. You can be shaped for wisdom and for virtue and learn how to love God with all your mind, heart, soul, and strength as you pursue your calling and prepare for your future. Open your invitation to the liberal arts.


Endorsements (3)

“In this small but powerful book, Benjamin Myers has distilled the meaning of liberal education down to its essence, and startled us with a direct statement of the inescapable truth: that the Imago Dei and the love of God must be at the bottom of it all, else the undertaking will be in vain.”

Wilfred McClay

“The subtitle for An Invitation to the Liberal Arts prepares us to see how Benjamin Myers values the place of tradition, wisdom, virtue, and pursuit of truth, framing his compelling vision in the Great Commandment, which call for us to love God with heart, soul, mind, and strength. Christ followers who are called to the work of teaching, learning, and the life of mind will be refreshed and renewed in their service after reading this outstanding volume.”

David S. Dockery

“Guided by biblical wisdom and grounded in Christian conviction, Ben’s cri de coeur for true liberal arts education is elegant and thoughtful. Evocatively and expertly, he draws readers into an exhilarating world in which hard-won wisdom is met with reverence and thanks. Indeed, his vision of Christian liberal arts beautifully suits us, for it is God in Christ who invites us to know, love, and delight in the fulness of truth.”

Douglas V. Henry

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