Learning to protect and love good things by reading, thinking, arguing with, and pondering the words of dead people, bright students, friends, and Dante.
@CalThomas. Great words on the typical graduation speech on World Podcast this morning. To give you a little hope. Here is Dr. Robert George's Commencement at Veritas Academy on May 21. He starts back with Solzhenitsyn and works toward courage. Enjoy https://t.co/I53Ac9gEF9
Join a panel of experts (@goodwind67, @loumarkos, @GTylerFischer, and @JeremyTate41) at Repairing the Ruins 2022 on the history and trajectory of American education, and what Christians are called to do about it. On the new book Battle for the American Mind. @peteHegseth3
@albertmohler, when I read this inspiring story I thought of you and your work to protect people with Downs. There is now a Down's Ironman! https://t.co/UslYvak64x
"For the rest of that day, whenever he looked at the things about him, and saw how ordinary and unmagical they were, he hardly dared to hope; but when he remembered the face of Aslan he did hope." (The Magician's Nephew)
My favorite Proverb this week: “Whoever meddles in a quarrel not his own; is like one who takes a passing dog by the ears” (26:17 ESV). Thus we could change another saying to: the road to Hell is full of angry dogs with sore ears.