On the Frontlines - Street, Nathan L.

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Résumé :
Our culture is under attack. The battlefield is covered with the ruins of landmarks and monuments of the past dedicated to morality and natural law. Throughout the centuries, Christians have held high the banner of Jesus Christ for the world to see. The culture has been protected and defended by the Christian soldiers in America since its founding. However, there is a darkness spreading throughout the land. Leftist doctrines are gaining footholds and acquiring the fortresses of old. The hallowed bastions of learning, called American public schools, once venerated by the world, are now languishing, crippled by the leftist ideologies they have now adopted in place of classical liberal education. Christianity, once the standard moral center of the community, has now been replaced by pluralism, relativism, and postmodernism. The epicenter of this transformation has been and still is the public schools. On the Frontlines: Exposing Satan's Tactics to Destroy a Generation is a clarion call from a Christian educator and administrator to the church. It is time we, as a body of believers, stand up and be counted among those who refuse to allow the religion of the left to prevail.

Biographie:
Nathan L. Street is a veteran public school educator and administrator. He is the author of several journal publications, a frequent presenter and speaker, musician, editor, minister, clinician, and adjudicator. Other positions he holds include adjunct professorships at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, and Southern Wesleyan University in Central, South Carolina, where he teaches graduate students in the school of education. He is a licensed exhorter in the Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) where he has been a lifelong member. He is married to his wife of twelve years, Shannon Street. They both operate Streets' Corner, an artistic and informational company geared toward Christians. For more information about their work or to book Street, please visit www.streetscorner.net.