I don't have a book to suggest, but here are some thoughts.
First, since the chief end of man is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever, it follows that education must also strive toward this end.
Second, the arts communicate thought, emotion, beauty, and other ideas. From eternity past, the three persons of the trinity have engaged in communication with each other. By teaching the art of English, you are reflecting an aspect of the Lord's nature.
Third, a uni-versity is to be unified. Historically, theology has been the unifying aspect of teaching. We now have multi-versities, but you can still conduct your teaching with the knowledge that a unity of ideas is necessary to provide meaning for what is taught.
I hope this fosters further discussion.
Tim Lindsay
member, Covenant Reformed Presbyterian Church, Halifax, NS, Canada
Living in Cape Town, South Africa
"at the foot of Table Mountain, underneath the Southern Cross, not far from the Cape of Good Hope"
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