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Our Theology Curriculum 1991: Augustine’s Confessions 1992: Augustine’s Confessions 1993: Augustine’s Confessions 1994: Augustine’s Confessions 1995: Augustine’s Confessions 1996: Augustine’s Confessions 1997: Augustine’s Confessions 1998: Augustine’s Confessions 1999: Augustine’s Confessions 2000: Augustine’s Confessions 2001: Augustine’s Confessions 2002: Augustine’s Confessions 2003: Augustine’s Confessions 2004: Augustine’s Confessions 2005: Augustine’s Confessions 2006: Augustine’s Confessions 2007: Augustine’s Confessions 2008:Continue reading “How Intellectual Fashions Work”

Most superhero movies are predicated on the idea that some people are born special or born interesting. Modern people gladly identify with this idea because they are lazy and hate the idea of making themselves worthy of something higher, nobler.

Reading wise books can make you wise. Reading stupid books will rather quickly make you stupid. Reading exciting books won’t make you an exciting person, though. It will make you dull. And watching sexy movies won’t make you sexy. That’s the difference between spiritual qualities (wisdom) and sensual qualities (excitement).

Went to The Richmond Pinball Collective today. A month long family pass is only sixty USD. That’s a lot of pinball for very, very little money. It’s run by a bunch of volunteer pinball enthusiasts.

I just saw that Jason Perry is doing a workshop called “Blending Faith and Preparedness In Safety Training” in Atlanta next month. Read more about it here. I’ve been to one of Jason’s day long safety training workshops and it was easily the best workshop of any kind I’ve attended in nineteen years as aContinue reading “For Everyone Doing ACCS Atlanta Next Month”

“You all have made it to the end of another school year, and I want you to know: I have seen your sacrifices. I have not seen all of your sacrifices, but I have seen some of them. I have not seen all of your sacrifices because you are virtuous men and women, which means you doContinue reading “What Teachers Need To Hear From Administrators At The End Of The Year”