Have you ever witnessed a miracle?
The Bible outlines many miraculous events. Some of them, however, may not make much sense at first glance. Take this one from Mark 8:22-26
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I’m pretty sure you couldn’t pay me enough to go back to seventh grade.
Now, perhaps if it meant going back with my current mindset, with all the wisdom, hindsight, and experience I’ve ... Read More
This updated post was originally published in 2017 by our Dean of Students and Omnibus Teacher Graham ... Read More
Just over a decade ago, when I graduated from a small, liberal arts college of 1300 students, depression was a word I had heard of, but rarely encountered. I don’t recall knowing anyone who said ... Read More
Mrs. Leslie Bustard, Veritas High School Humanities & Writing teacher, provides her list of favorite book and music suggestions for your child, if you're looking for some stocking stuffers or ... Read More
It's become a yearly Veritas blog tradition that we gather suggestions for Christmas gifts from our faculty to help parents with ideas for educational, developmentally-appropriate gifts that are ... Read More
Adeste, fideles,
Laeti triumphantes,
Venite, venite in ...
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This recent election season was just one more in a long line of cultural case studies illustrating how politics and government can bring out the worst in the people of a society.
Smear ... Read More
“Whoever knows well how to distinguish the Gospel from the Law should give thanks to God and know that he is a real theologian.”
—Martin Luther (LW 26:115.)
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It is easy to experience disequilibrium at Cambridge.
The first event during my recent visit to the University of Cambridge was dinner. When I sat down, I struck up a conversation with the ... Read More
