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Welcome to Capistrano Valley Christian Schools! Our goal is to provide our students with a distinctively Biblical worldview education. Simply stated, a worldview is a set of beliefs or perspectives that one holds that guides an individual’s view of, and relationship to, the world around them. A Biblical worldview is rooted in the belief that all truth is God’s truth based on God’s perspective as revealed in Scripture.<br><br>It is our aim to help our students examine concepts and misconceptions as revealed by God’s Word in all subjects that we teach. In providing a distinctively Christian Biblical worldview education, our goal is to empower our students to distinguish between truth and untruth, ethical and unethical, and have the ability to examine all aspects of their learning and life experiences from a Christian perspective.<br><br>Since 1973, Capistrano Valley Christian Schools has been dedicated to providing a high standard of college preparatory education, set within the framework of Christian instruction and example. We desire to prepare students to be the Christian leaders of tomorrow. Our staff is committed to partnering with an extremely supportive school community to offer a truly unique educational experience. At CVCS, we choose to honor Jesus Christ in all that we are involved with. We invite you to consider the possibilities of joining the CVCS school community.

Multi Jewish perspectives on moral and ethical questions answered by some of the most respected Conservative, Orthodox and Reform rabbis.

Ethical Perspectives

Multi Jewish perspectives on moral and ethical questions answered by some of the most respected Conservative, Orthodox and Reform rabbis.

Robert J. Sternberg is Professor of Human Development at Cornell University. He is also the editor of Perspectives on Psychological Sciences. He is a world-renowned psychologist whose research includes topics such as intelligence, creativity, wisdom, leadership, ethical reasoning, thinking styles, love and hate.