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The Lifecycle of a Classical Christian School - Part 2
The School Exam, Albert Anker (1862)
In Part 1, I established intellectual virtue cannot be separated from moral virtue. And, to be good at anything that requires sound thinking, like school leadership, one must be committed to taking pers...
The Lifecycle of the Classical Christian School - Part 1
Plato's allegory of the cave by Jan Saenredam, according to Cornelis van Haarlem, 1604
The Allegory of the Cave
In Book VII of Plato’s Republic, the Allegory of the Cave offers one of the most profound meditations on education and lea...
The High Calling of Christian Humanism
Invention of Oil Painting, by Philip Galle, c. 1580-1605
“Everything in the Pagan world that was valiantly done, brilliantly said, ingeniously thought, diligently transmitted, had been prepared by Christ for his society!”1
Desiderius Eras...
Becoming Classically Educated
The backbone of the Christian Humanist Reading Life course is paired readings of primary sources and my new book, Becoming Classically Educated. We are entering our fifth week, and it’s been marvelous discussing this ideas with intellectual...
Getting Your Child a Seat at the Table
of that historic banquet of big ideas called The Great Conversation
We’ve probably all experienced that one particular uneasy moment whenever you’ve set the table for special company—that moment when the doorbell rings. We race through our...
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