Thinking Christianly About the Liberal Arts

By |2019-06-13T12:38:59-05:00September 18th, 2013|Categories: Christianity, Humanities, Liberal Arts, Liberal Learning, Robert M. Woods|

The incarnation calls us to the things of this world. So when we consider the following quotes about the liberal arts we must begin and end there: What has Athens to do with Jerusalem?– Tertullian “What has Ingeld to do with Christ”?– Alcuin (when catching some monks reading Beowulf) What has Horace to do with the Psalter? [...]

The Humanities in a Digital Age: Online Higher Education

By |2016-07-26T15:35:11-05:00June 28th, 2013|Categories: Daniel McInerny, Education, Featured, Humanities, Technology|

Raphael’s School of Athens The humanities in American higher education are in deep crisis, and the cry of alarm released on June 18 by the American Academy of Arts & Sciences will probably contribute little to a renaissance. How deep is the crisis? Here a few warning signals. According to the New York [...]

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