The Great Conversation: Game
The Great Conversation: Game By Gabriel Blanchard What is something so unimportant doing on our list of great ideas? Though not present on Mortimer Adler’s list of great […]
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Interview: Introducing Regina Gravrok!
Introducing Regina Gravrok CLT recently hired Regina Gravrok, our first-ever CLT examinee to work for the company. She agreed to share a little with us about her own
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Madison: An Author Profile
MadisonAn Author Profile By Travis Copeland Madison’s learning and values are among the principal shapers of American history. ❧ Full name and titles: James Madison [jāmz măd-ĭ-søn; see
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Student Essay: E Pluribus Unum?
Student Essay: E Pluribus Unum? By Jeremy Douglass The divisions between us as individuals do not align neatly to the “sides” we are all supposedly on. Individuality is
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A Doubtful Martyr
A Doubtful Martyr: A Review of The Power and the Glory By Gabriel Blanchard Faith and doubt are usually thought of as opposites. But what if faith and
Newman: An Author Profile
NewmanAn Author Profile By Matt McKeown Only a handful of figures can truly claim to have revolutionized Christians’ idea of their own history; John Newman is one of
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The Great Conversation: Emotion
The Great Conversation: Emotion By Matt McKeown One of the few really universal human experiences, emotion is naturally a favorite subject of the “Great Conversation.” The emotions are
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Lee: An Author Profile
LeeAn Author Profile By Gabriel Blanchard Few authors offer us a more straightforward moral, or one with greater power. ❧ Full name and titles: Nelle Harper Lee [nĕł
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Student Essay: The Qualities of Revenge in “Hamlet”
Student Essay: The Qualities of Revenge in Hamlet By Mark Epstein The desire for revenge seems simple, but it gives rise to different results according to the character
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The Great Conversation: Tyranny
The Great Conversation: Tyranny By Gabriel Blanchard Tyranny is one of the oldest problems in western thought—and practice. What is tyranny? It is agreed by almost all the
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