This book contains two historical reprints which Founder Noah Webster wrote to enlighten the minds of youth in religious and moral principles and restrain some of the common vices of our country. The moral catechism uses a series of questions to teach children qualities such as honesty, generosity, gratitude, and more. Written originally for youth, these works are invaluable today for all ages.
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David Barton is the founder of WallBuilders, an organization dedicated to presenting America's forgotten history and heroes, with an emphasis on our moral, religious, and constitutional heritage. David is author of numerous best-selling works and a national award-winning historian who brings a fresh perspective to history.
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Outstanding Source of education for anyone!,
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This review is from: Noah Webster's Advice to the Young and Moral Catechism (Paperback)
What a refreshing surprise to discover that Noah Webster, the father of our dictionary, was such a devote man of God! The only down side to his story in shaping American education by biblical standards is how far we have fallen from these lofty heights. Could you imagine Mr. Webster walking into one of our modern `Government training camps'? (called public schools!) He'd call for a second revolution! Any mention of the bible today in our schools is taboo and strictly prohibited. Most of our educators come from a humanistic background that rejects the absolute and denies that God even exists. It's no wonder the crime rate among our youth is astronomical and immorality at epidemic levels. With our churches compromised and the truth fallen in the streets, what are the young people to do but drown in this sea of iniquity. Our nation has gone from being firmly grounded in the principles of Christianity to absolute chaos. I urge every parent to learn from our forefathers, withdraw your children from these decadent schools and get them focused on the things above before it's eternally too late. Webster may not have been a clergyman of his time, but his grasp of Scripture is above and beyond MOST preachers of our day. On the issues of saving faith, heart purity and rightness of life, he is light years ahead of our modern pulpit parrots. Today men stand in pulpits and tell people they can deny Christ & He won't deny them, that they can live like the devil and still inherit the Kingdom and even blow their brains out! Webster would call them reprobates and indeed be speaking the truth. His lessons are timeless, based on God's Word, not men's opinions. It would behoove any young person to take them to heart and ensure their entrance into the eternal kingdom.
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
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Advice to All not just the Young is appropriate,
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This review is from: Noah Webster's Advice to the Young and Moral Catechism (Paperback)
This book gives readers insight into one of our founding fathers - Noah Webster's tireless efforts for copyright laws ended up in our Constitution. (Article I, Section 8) - as well as giving advice to the young (and old alike).
If you want to find out what our founding fathers actually thought and taught, read this book! VBS
25 of 27 people found the following review helpful:
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The "proof" of God is excellent,
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This review is from: Noah Webster's Advice to the Young and Moral Catechism (Paperback)
One noteworthy feature of this short book:
Noah Webster leads the reader from observing the world, to seeing it as proof that God exists. He does it simply, but not simplistically. This book is a tiny gem.
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