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  • To Educate the Whole Child

    “Like religion, education is nothing or it is everything—a consuming fire in the bones.” —Charlotte Mason During World War Two, as the Allies endeavored to win the war against the Axis
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    For many years, Christianity was a soft target for critics of Western culture who interpreted its sexual codes as oppressive, its missionaries as agents of imperialism who destroyed
  • Universal Basic Community Now!

    When they are lamenting the excesses of billionaires, anonymous commenters and pundits alike often do the math out loud. Surely, America’s 700,000 homeless could be housed for, say, $50,000
  • Reasoning About What We Already Know

    Tracey Rowland once quipped that, while natural law is proposed “as a kind of lingua franca for dialogue with non-believers,” given that most liberal theorists ignore it and many Protestants
  • Studying in the School of Salamanca

    Europe was changing rapidly in the 16th century. The advance of humanism and the Protestant Reformation offered challenges to the Church’s authority and the very idea of what it meant to be
  • We Are More Than We Think

    What does it mean to be a human person? Are we, for example, just collections of molecules in motion, or are we souls that inhabit collections of molecules—or are we souls that organize and