Ep. 2 – Leisure and Knowledge in Education
When a culture is in the process of denying its own roots, it becomes most important to know what these roots are. We had best…
Rumor, Swiftest of Evils in the World
Say what one will about mythology; there are times when it is an incredibly deep store of verifiable human knowledge drawn from experience and made…
Ep. 1 – Classical Christian Education: A Light Against the Coming Dark Age
We are witnessing the post-modern project collapse in on itself and left unchecked it will bring a new dark age in its wake. In this…
Why Teach Our Children Rhetoric?
What does the word “rhetoric” mean to you? Most people associate “rhetoric” with words that are big, showy, or empty, fake, and manipulative. Why would…
Houses of Healing, Houses of Hope
In the midst of the global COVID-19 crisis, there are many features of our modern life that we take for granted. Toilet paper, meat, hand…
Why Study Logic?
I’m really enjoying starting a year long study of Introductory Logic with a fantastic group of students at Kepler Education! But, you might wonder if…
The Life of Ivan Ilych: Ordinary or Appalling?
by Jeremiah Jensen Jeremiah Jensen is a homeschooling senior from Houston, Texas. This summer, he completed Kepler’s summer course titled, “The Art of the Academic…
Prophetic Untimeliness
Every now and then someone will ask me as a leader in Classical Christian education, “How will you adress the current issue of x, y,…
Why Studying Latin Is So Important
Studying Latin is important for several reasons. First of all, it is important because some 60% of English words are derived from Latin. So, knowing…
Servant Leadership & Servant Teaching
This week, I experienced a bit of providence in my daily Bible reading. The Old Testament reading was from 1 Kings 12, where the new…