Education

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Apr 1, 1903

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 29, No. 13.

"Education."—There has been placed upon our table at this day and hour (4 P. M. March 22) a beautiful book, entitled, "Education," by Ellen G. White. It is not a book of forms and methods, but of principles and life. It treats the subject, not from the viewpoint of culture, but of character. It pleads for an education which will make characters, strong, pure, noble, refined, uplifting characters, helpful in every useful service. It treats of the question in the light of man's highest interest, not only the here, but the hereafter, the long eternal ages which will come after this brief life is over. But this will suffice for the present. We note this to call attention to a fuller notice of the book on page 15. It is a veritable mine of wealth on the subject. Parents, teachers, educators, ought to study this little volume.