• The Book of Job Unfolded with answer key
  Or
  Calvinism, Hyper-Calvinism, & Arminianism with answer key (no difference in price)
• English Literature - Third Edition with teacher's manual and tests
• Gulliver's Travels and Other Writings
• The Screwtape Letters
• Applications of Grammar, Book 6 with answer key and tests
• Writing a Research Paper
• Church History in Plain Language
• Economics: Work and Prosperity with answer key and tests
• Lift Up Your Eyes on High with teacher's manual and tests
• The Gift of Music
• CLASS Lesson Planner

NOTE: College bound students will need to supplement this program with additional math/science courses.

This commentary takes a thorough and scholarly look at the fascinating life of Job. The author, William Henry Green, taught at Princeton Seminary from 1850 to 1900. Comprehension questions and a helpful outline are included. The book is appropriate for both high school students and adults. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 12th
Textbook, 132 pages

More than ever, teenagers need to be grounded in a systematic understanding of scripture. This classic text, by Louis Berkhof, has been carefully updated to enable modern readers to comprehend and apply its teachings. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grades: 11th - 12th
Text, 168 Pages

This study traces the historic roots of the true teaching of the reformer John Calvin and contrasts them with the numerous erroneous assumptions of modern times. Students will be challenged to comprehend the significance of the Reformed faith in light of the actual teachings of Holy Scripture. Readers will also be given a greater appreciation for how Calvinism has helped to shape Western culture. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 11th - 12th
Text, 137 pages

Grade: 9th - 12th
Book, 184 pages

Charles Dickens provides readers with a good introduction to Victorian England in this wonderful book. Great Expectations goes beyond a description of Victorian England and addresses enduring issues that we face today. (Bantam)

This collection contains several of Jonathan Swift’s major works, including the well-known and popular Gulliver’s Travels. Swift, an Anglican minister, was able to effectively use satire to point out the foibles of human nature. Although originally written in the early 18^th century, Swift’s writings still have the power to challenge readers today. (Bantam)

The Screwtape Letters has become one of C. S. Lewis’s most popular works. Lewis writes about the battle between good and evil, using the device of a series of letters between tempters Wormwood and his mentor Screwtape about how best to cause the fall of an ordinary young man. While of interest to all, it would have particular interest to Christian readers. (HarperSanFrancisco)

Teenage and adult readers will enjoy reading this historical novel about the struggle of the Scottish people for in-dependence from English domination. The author, G. A. Henty, does a great job in presenting the lives of the famous Scottish leaders, William Wallace and Robert Bruce. Be prepared for action as you read this novel. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 8th - Adult
Book, 310 pages

Students who complete this workbook will learn how to successfully complete complex composition projects. This book also provides instruction to increase vocabulary and spelling skills. Additional material is also included on the proper use of grammar in the process of writing. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 12th
Workbook, 211 pages

Writing a Research Paper presents information on how high school students ought to approach the research and writ-ing process. This booklet is designed to guide them through this process—from selecting a topic all the way to publishing the final draft. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 9th - 12th
Text, 73 pages

Students who need to grasp the lessons of church history will find this text helpful. The text by respected scholar Bruce L. Shelley covers each century of church history in a balanced manner. This book starts with the apostolic era and continues through to the end of the twentieth century. (Thomas Nelson)

Grades: 9th - 12th
Book, 520 pages

This series by Gary DeMar provides students with a solid biblical basis for understanding the proper functions of church, civil, family, and self-government. Volume three examines what is needed to restore the Republic. It teaches that God is sovereign over the nations and that He has provided, in the Bible, the foundation for law. It then applies this foundation to such topics as justice, human rights, education, and the future of government. (American Vision)

Grades: 12th - Adult
Text, 324 Pages

In this completely revised and expanded edition of Constitutional Law, Michael Farris takes his readers from the Constitutional Convention and the meaning of original intent to an in-depth analysis of pivotal Supreme Court decisions. He also explains how judicial tyranny is eroding our liberties. This hardcover edition is perfect for any home school high school government course and is a must-read for adults concerned about the future of our country. Constitutional Law for Enlightened Citizens will equip readers to reclaim this nation in the spirit of the American founding. (Home School Legal Defense Association)

High school students need a solid overview of economic theory before they graduate. This book, written from a Christian perspective, is such a course. The author, Russell Kirk, provides students with a biblical view of work, wealth, and stewardship. He also contrasts the blessings of a free market economy versus the communist system. (A Beka)

Grade: 12th
Text, 292 pages

This astronomy text, written from a Christian perspective, helps high school students to unlock the mysteries and wonders of the stars. Helpful review questions and suggested essays are also provided in the text. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 9th - 12th
Text, 124 pages

Jane Stuart Smith, an opera singer associated with L’Abri Fellowship, looks at the lives of the great composers in Western music and shows how their music was shaped by their beliefs. Suggestions for further reading and listen-ing are provided at the end of each chapter. (Crossway)

Grade: 10th - 12th
Book, 317 pages

This text will equip teenagers to understand the biblical roles of children, parents, in-laws, and caregivers, while dealing with the special challenges confronting families in the twenty-first century. This is written with students in eleventh and twelfth grades in mind. (Bob Jones)

Grades: 11th - 12th
Book, 324 pages