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Humanism is a “dirty” word to a lot of Christians. As a modern ethical posture, Humanism claims to promote social justice on behalf of the dignity of the human being. As a modernist philosophy, it emphasizes reason and naturalism, vehementl...
The Joy of Literature - Part 3
These are my notes from a plenary talk I gave at the Southeastern Consortium of Classical Educators in Raleigh, NC earlier this month.
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The Joy of Literature - Part 2
Part 2 of a series on reading literature for the joy of it
These are my notes from a plenary talk I gave at the Southeastern Consortium of Classical Educators in Raleigh, NC earlier this month.
The Joy of Literature - Part 1
Part 1 of a series on reading literature for the joy of it
These are my notes from a plenary talk I gave at the Southeastern Consortium of Classical Educators in Raleigh, NC earlier this month.
The Lifecycle of a Classical Christian School - Part 2
A Platonic Meditation on Leadership, Mission, and Renewal
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 com...
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A Christian humanist practicing the ancient art of Tsundoku and reflecting on the perennial questions in an age dominated by fleeting trends and digital noise.
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