Gibbs In Charleston Lecturing On Beauty & Good Taste

I will be giving two lectures at the 2024 CiRCE Conference in Charleston next week. One which questions the accuracy of “the rhetoric stage” as Sayers describes it, the other which argues Philippians 4:8 (“…whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report”) is an aesthetic theory which is independentContinue reading “Gibbs In Charleston Lecturing On Beauty & Good Taste”

Why The Catholic Minority Does Disproportionately Well At Protestant Schools

“I would wager that the average classical Christian school is 97% Protestant. Nonetheless, in the miniscule enclave of Catholics, one often finds the most respected student in the school. I don’t mean that all the Catholic students are excellent, and yet I wonder: how many Classical Christian schools have awarded their top honors at theContinue reading “Why The Catholic Minority Does Disproportionately Well At Protestant Schools”