Here is a neat video from Douglas Wilson concerning why Christians should write and what they should write about:
Read MoreVeterans Day Speech
On Veterans Day, we have a special commemoration with the 5th through 12th grade students reflecting on those serving presently in our armed forces and those who have laid ... Read More
Halloween? Reformation Day?
Celebrating or not celebrating Halloween is an issues that sometimes divides Christians—particularly as our culture goes increasingly haywire thinking that somehow we can blend evil things ... Read More
Another Christian Leader Endorses Classical Christian Education
I wanted to send along this short video (three minutes) from Michael Horton. He is a prolific author, Christian leader, and the founder of the popular Christian radio broadcast “Read More
Growing Up Amish by Ira Wagler
At the beach I also finished the interesting book Growing Up Amish by Ira Wagler (who, it should not be shocking, grew up Amish). It was enjoyable and informative. The church where I ... Read More
Norwegian Tragedy
As more details of the Norway tragedy come out, we should brace ourselves for another round of pummeling. The mass murderer is being described as a fundamentalist Christian. I would imagine that ... Read More
Planning an Escape from Nixonland
In a previous post I outlined some of the insights in the stunning book Nixonland by Rick Perlstein. In it, Perlstein deftly chronicles the unraveling of the American political center ... Read More
Rhetoric, Protest, Persuasion, and the Death of Democracy
At the end of the school year, a sense of relief vibrates through many here at Veritas Academy. We look forward to reading, beaches, and yard work. We enjoy all of these things within the ... Read More
It's the End of the World as We Know It
Today is Judgment Day according to the radio teacher Harold Camping. I am writing this post before 6pm (it won’t post for the next few days).
Read MoreWhat Will He Do for Us Now
This morning one of the passages I read for my devotional reading was the 44th Psalm. It is an interesting Psalm and one that struck me as a History teacher and as a generally nostalgic ... Read More