CLT’s Year in Review
A review of CLT’s 2020 milestones, to include the most downloaded episodes of the quickly-growing Anchored podcast.
The Great Conversation: Memory and Imagination
The Great Conversation: Memory and Imagination By Matt McKeown Considering that we use them every time we think, it can be surprisingly difficult to explain what we mean …
Tertullian: Father of Latin Christianity
Tertullian: Father of Latin Christianity By Matt McKeown The fiery tongue of Tertullian still speaks. St. Augustine of Hippo is probably the most famous of the Church Fathers …
The Liberal Arts in Catholic Education
The Liberal Arts in Catholic Education By Gabriel Blanchard The Catholic Church spearheaded the development of the liberal arts, and with good reason. The Catholic Church has always …
Classical Education Proves Itself
Classical Education Proves Itself By Josh Herring Competitive debate gives the efficacy of classical education a place to shine. It is an exciting time at Thales Academy Rolesville …
CLT Turns 5!
CLT Turns 5! By Jeremy Tate A true education doesn’t just train the mind; it uplifts the soul. Five years ago, I co-founded the Classic Learning Test with …
Austen: Independence and Interdependence
Austen: Independence and Interdependence By Alex Miller, Jr. Austen’s novels compel us by their wise, authentic portraits of human character. This December 16th will mark Jane Austen’s 245th …
The Great Conversation: Evolution
The Great Conversation: Evolution By Gabriel Blanchard The development of life, from the bacterium to the bass player, is a largely modern contribution to the Great Conversation. Evolution …
Anselm: Father of the Scholastics
Anselm:Father of the Scholastics By Matt McKeown Can a philosopher greater than St. Anselm be conceived? St. Anselm of Canterbury is one of the pivotal figures in the …
Student Poem: The Start of the War
Student Poem:The Start of the WarA Homeric Account of the Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand By Peyton Louise Robuck Darkness and night swirled over their eyes … Sing O …
