So why don’t secular publishers stop listening to agenda-driven interest groups and rewrite their textbooks to ensure scholarship and accuracy?

There’s a one-word answer to that.

Money.

Change is expensive, and secular publishers want to be sure they will survive before they try it.

The textbook publishing industry is, if nothing else, extremely market-driven.

Find out about textbook publishing the way it used to be; then discover the way it is now.

• The Textbook Trap
  • Do secular textbooks have errors?
  • Errors in science textbooks
  • Errors in history books
  • Examples of errors in secular textbooks
• The “Authors”
  • Who’s writing the secular textbooks?
  • How are secular textbooks compiled?
  • Why are textbooks compiled this way?
  • What happens when textbooks have no author?
• Censorship
  • How do secular publishers handle censorship?
  • Conservative Christian groups
  • Liberal and special interest groups
• What are they thinking?
  • Why do secular publishers do what they do?
  • The way it used to be in textbook publishing
  • The way it is now
• An Insider's Disclosure
  • What does an insider have to say about secular publishers and their agenda?
• Higher Standards
  • Measuring Christian textbooks against secular criteria
  • Informative articles on Christian education