Christian studies of the Holy Scriptures and stressing a faithful relationship with God while still teaching intellect and rationality are the basis for curriculum. Curriculum consists of all the liberal arts such as the following: mathematics, philosophy, history, geography, sociology, languages, physical and life sciences, political sciences, literature, fine arts, and humanities. In order to complete the curriculum of the perennialist, peoplemust completely understand all of these subjects. Also, individuals must have moral understanding proposed by the Christian doctrine in order to master the doctrine of the …show more content…
Although this is a very utopian idea for a teacher, sometimes that is not the case. For perennialism to exist there would have to be a sanctioned religion in school systems. Also, teachers would have to be watched very thoroughly to make sure that they are holding up the standards of perennialism. Perennialism is the personification of a morally and intellectually sound system for public schools, but the deliberation of it would be very difficult to