Anselm: An Author Profile
AnselmAn Author Profile By Matt McKeown Can a philosopher greater than St. Anselm be conceived? ❧ Full name and titles: Archbishop Anselme (or Anselm) d’Aoste [än-sĕł-mā or ân-sĕłm […]
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Student Poem: The Start of the War
Student Poem: The Start of the War A Homeric Account of the Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand By Peyton Louise Robuck Darkness and night swirled over their eyes …
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The Great Conversation: Theology
The Great Conversation: Theology By Matt McKeown Few topics are as contentious, or as rich, as that of divinity. We have discussed religion here at the journal before.
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A Founder’s Vision for Education
A Founder’s Vision for Education By Travis Copeland Art gives us a window on eternal values that transcend personal vocation and political profit. On May 12, 1780, John
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Hobbes: An Author Profile
HobbesAn Author Profile By Gabriel Blanchard The political ideology of Hobbes, formed by his times, may yet not be so strange to ours. ❧ Full name and titles:
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Einstein: An Author Profile
EinsteinAn Author Profile By Matt McKeown Einstein’s theories can sound like an avalanche of weirdness for its own sake. The truth is simpler, and more interesting. ❧ Full
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Student Essay: The Last Flower of Chivalry
Student Essay: The Last Flower of Chivalry By Joseph Dotson The ideals of chivalry may seem alien to us, but in Spenser, we see their universal power. Among
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Contentious Content
Contentious Content By Alec Bianco Our author bank includes all sorts of contradictory views and philosophies. How do we square that with our mission? The Classic Learning Test
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Galileo: An Author Profile
GalileoAn Author Profile By Gabriel Blanchard Galileo’s notorious condemnation as “vehemently suspect of heresy” conceals a far more interesting story. ❧ Full name and titles: Galileo de Vincenzo
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Justice and Revenge in “The Count of Monte Cristo”
Student Essay: Justice and Revenge in The Count of Monte Cristo By William Young Revenge and retribution, though they seem satisfying, are not a complete index of justice.
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