Veritas Blog

As a number of you saw, I was the person featured in the "In the Spotlight" section of the Sunday Paper. I was honored to be chosen, and I really enjoyed interacting with Jon Rutter (the writer ... Read More

An AP story today announced that Republican teachers in the NEA are feeling a little left out. (Could this be news?) Here is the story that I saw in the Lancaster papers:

You might have noticed that my posts have been few are far between since school ended. I was taking some time resting, thinking, recharging, and renewing.

Her is an interesting article by Robert Duffett on the importance of a classical (or liberal arts education). Democracy hangs in the balance as we, as a culture, make or fail to make this type of ... Read More

Reading the paper today was such a joy. I had to share it with the broader world. Recently, JPMorganChase (note the German smashing of words together whenever one thing swallows another), one of ... Read More

This is a quick superb note on how the Bible can be truly useful in the lives of believers from Peter Leithart:

Today, is a great day for this quote:

Here is an interesting article from Time Magazine (even an blind squirrel, etc.,) on Kids and Summer Jobs. Having profited greatly spiritually through hard work in the summer, I was intrigued by ... Read More

Kudos to our friends from Logos in Moscow, Idaho, on their umteenth state title and fifth place finish at nationals. FYI, Moscow has a population almost equivalent to Ephrata Township and ... Read More

Here is a fun video about Diogenes of Sinope (or Diogenes the Cynic as he is more famously known). It is not professionally done...and Diogenes would have wanted it that way. Enjoy.