The Right Books
An education that does not train the imagination is an education that breaks the ankles of children before bidding them to walk.
An education that does not train the imagination is an education that breaks the ankles of children before bidding them to walk.
If the CLT reforms their position, then they will become a profound, perhaps unparalleled, force for good.
My current institution is in shambles, and I’m looking for a school to call my own.
It is undeniable that we face challenging times, yet those of us serving in Christian colleges and universities should be encouraged.
Intentional Christian Parenting in an Artificially Intelligent Age We live in a technologically brave new world. It’s hard to argue […]
"We must understand the difference between a classical and civic education, on one hand, and a progressive and 'global' one, on the other." Which way, Western man?
The decline of Protestant higher education is manifest.
The moment calls for a more robust, confessional and denominational ethos.
The Negative World calls for a vastly different strategy for the survival and flourishing of Christian institutions.
The pursuit of “science” unhitched from an ordered cosmos, the pursuit of knowledge and domination unhitched from a moral guide, is a dangerous endeavor.