Here on the day of the final 2020 presidential debate, we look back on what it was that made the first debate so disastrous, and how this school is training a generation to learn how to argue ... Read More
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You rise up before an audience of peers, friends, professionals, and leaders, take a deep breath, and present your stance on a divisive topic. You've researched the perspectives and ... Read More
“No discipline seems pleasant at the time, but painful. Later on, however, it produces a harvest of righteousness and peace for those who have been trained by it.” -Hebrews 12:11
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This updated post was originally published in 2017 by our Dean of Students and Omnibus Teacher Graham ... Read More
“Fine things are difficult.” –Plato
In this quote from Plato, there is an interesting riddle. What does he mean by “fine things?” And how difficult are they?
Let’s try another ... Read More
“Soli Deo Gloria!” was one of the great cries of the reformation. For the glory of God alone. Johann Sebastian Bach famously penned ... Read More
In the fiction of C.S. Lewis, continually we see examples of the importance of simple acts of decency over against the destructive, soul-destroying selfishness that ... Read More
