Veritas Blog

Here is a post on the importance of failure in education. I really enjoyed it and thought that you might too:

Recently, I finished the last few files for Omnibus VI. Omnibus is a six year pattern of working through the great books. It is extensive (but not comprehensive—after you are done there are ... Read More

On Friday morning, I learned of a tragedy. Dr. Samuel Hsu, Philadelphia Biblical University’s Distinguished Professor of Music and Chair Keyboard studies, died. He was struck by a car while ... Read More

Some recent questions arose concerning our 4^th grade play. Typically, we have done Macbeth (a substantial, but revised, version for kids). Sometimes parents have some concerns with the ... Read More

Brian Wallace’s story in the paper today is a demonstration of the great problem of having the government involved in education. Here is the story:

Brain Wallace's article

Here is a neat video from Douglas Wilson concerning why Christians should write and what they should write about:

On Veterans Day, we have a special commemoration with the 5^th through 12^th grade students reflecting on those serving presently in our armed forces and those who have laid ... Read More

My final word for now on this is that the furor of the Occupy Movement (and they did seem angry when they were marching toward Emily and me beating drums and chanting obscenities) is misguided. ... Read More

You might not have caught this or you might have listened to it on the way home—or you might have heard it, but not realized it. On Thursday, N.D. Wilson (Douglas Wilson’s son) was featured on ... Read More

As Emily and I were pulling up to City Hall in Philly, we noticed the Occupy tent village. The first big tent that I saw was bedecked with a very large Ron Paul sign. From what we witnessed ... Read More