Many Christian science programs teach a young-earth view, but some are written from an old-earth view or present several views of origins fairly. These are the ones that fit best if that matters to you.
Updated September 2026 · 29 programs compared · rankings from our published scoring rules
Every child is different. Add your child's grade, your creation/faith preference and your teaching time for a personal ranking.
Try it with old-earth Christian families selectedRead the publisher's own statement. Programs that are "open to an old earth" range from openly old-earth to presenting several views and letting families decide.
Worldview is only one part of the fit. Teaching style and parent time still decide whether a program works day to day.
Check sample chapters on origins, geology and astronomy, where differences in worldview show up most.
Rigorous, mastery-based Christian science texts for middle and high school
Hands-on Christian science taught through the history of discovery, by Dr. Jay Wile
Self-paced Christian science worktexts, ten per year, with a teacher's guide
Literature-based Christian science: real books, weekly experiments and videos, K–12
Christian online video science courses from elementary through high school
Yes. A smaller group of Christian programs is written from an old-earth view or presents several views of origins, and they're listed here.
The program explains young-earth, old-earth and sometimes other positions without insisting on one, and leaves the conclusion to the family.
Many families do. If you'd rather not work against the book, choose one of the programs above.
How this list is made: each program is scored against the needs above using features documented in parent reviews and publisher materials (sources are listed in each program's profile). It's a starting point, not medical or educational advice.