Paideia and Piety

Chapter 3: Recovering the Arts of Freedom

Introduction and Historical Witnesses to the Freeing Nature of the Liberal Arts

Apr 26 •

Chapter Two: The Seven Characteristics of a Classically Educated Christian

Sections 2.4-2.7 — the Final Segment of Chapter Two

Apr 17 •

2.3 A Pedagogy Rooted in the Trivium and Quadrivium

Chapter Two: The Seven Characteristics of a Classically Educated Christian (2.3)

Apr 12 •

2.2 A Vision for a Liberated Humanity

Chapter Two: The Seven Characteristics of a Classically Educated Christian (2.2)

Apr 10 •

2.1 A Worldview Anchored in Christianity

Chapter Two: The Seven Characteristics of a Classically Educated Christian (2.1)

Apr 8 •

The Seven Characteristics of a Classically Educated Christian

Chapter Two: Untitled Primer on Classical Christian Education

Apr 5 •

Paideia: The Soul of Classical Christian Education (Pt. 3)

Chapter One: Untitled Primer on Classical Christian Education

Mar 28 •

Paideia: The Soul of Classical Christian Education (Pt. 2)

Chapter One: Untitled Primer on Classical Christian Education

Mar 27 •

Paideia: The Soul of Classical Christian Education (Pt. 1)

Chapter One: Untitled Primer on Classical Christian Education

Mar 26 •

A Call for Papers

The Consortium: A Journal of Classical Christian Education

Mar 19 •

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📖 HELP ME Title This Book on Classical Christian Education

Introduction: The Rediscovery of a Lost Treasure

Mar 17 •

The Ambiguity of Science

Ethical Responsibilities in the Acquisition of Knowledge

Jan 30 •

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