The Liberal Arts: A Student's Guide offers a concise, biblically grounded case for the value and purpose of a liberal arts education. In clear, accessible prose, Gene C. Fant Jr. surveys the history, common criticisms, and enduring benefits of liberal learning and shows how such an education equips students to become spiritually and intellectually empathetic servants of God, the church, and the world.
- 128-page paperback published by Crossway
- Part of the Reclaiming the Christian Intellectual Tradition series, edited by David S. Dockery
- Outlines the history, critiques, purposes, and practical benefits of a Christian liberal arts curriculum
- Concise chapters and readable style make it suitable for college freshmen, classroom use, or individual study
- Authored by Gene C. Fant Jr., an experienced academic leader and speaker, offering both scholarly and practical perspectives
Whether used as a classroom text or a personal guide to vocation and formation, this book helps readers understand and make the most of a liberal arts education for the glory of God.