Interview: Introducing Tracy Gardner!
Introducing Tracy Gardner CLT was recently joined by Tracy Gardner, a Texas mom of six and a professional psychometrician with many years of experience under her belt. She …
Luther: The Spark of the Reformation
Luther: The Spark of the Reformation By Matt McKeown Few have wielded a more universal influence upon world history than Martin Luther. Luther is one of the more …
Student Essay: Balancing the Scales
Student Essay: Balancing the Scales By Bernadette Woltering The fusion of justice and mercy may seem paradoxical, but it is indispensable. Now more than ever, it seems that …
The Great Conversation: Cause
The Great Conversation: Cause By Matt McKeown Causation, like being itself, applies to nearly every philosophical topic in existence. Causality is a gigantic topic, covering not only different …
Jung: The Mind and the Spirit
Jung: The Mind and the Spirit By Gabriel Blanchard The greatest disciple and rival to Freud, Jung wedded psychology and spirituality. A few vague-sounding phrases like “Jungian archetype” …
Student Essay: A Neglected Right
Student Essay: A Neglected Right By Keith Graybill, Jr. “Congress shall make no law abridging the right of the people peaceably to assemble.” It was a sweltering summer …
A Study in Conscience
A Study in Conscience By Travis Copeland Education demands not only information but formation, the formation of character. There is no more exquisite display of the intricacies of …
CLT10 Student Awards for 2021!
CLT10 Student Awards for 2021! By Jeremy Tate Our Distinguished Scholars list and more, coming out next month! Every spring, we publicly recognize our tenth grade students for …
Erasmus: Prince of the Humanists
Erasmus: Prince of the Humanists By Matt McKeown As much as the printing press itself, Erasmus revolutionized western scholarship. The Renaissance is, through no fault of its own, …
Student Story: A Parable on AI and the Soul
Student Story: AI and the Soul By Lewis Joseph Thornberry In the beginning, all the things that were had only the power to keep themselves in existence, and …
