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Why should we be skeptical of the Darwinian theory and its proponents? Why is there a conflict between the Darwinian theory of evolution and any theory of “intelligent design”? That's what Max Leyf explores in his article, "Evolution's Mistress." Read now: bit.ly/3saIekl

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Our summer webinar series is winding down, but we still have something special in store: Karen Moore's "Reading Latin Manuscripts" webinar on Friday, August 18 at 5:00 PM ET! Register now and join us then ⬇️ bit.ly/43XhNfp

If you were hoping to listen to a new episode of the ClassicalU podcast this week, you're in luck! Check out episode 5 to hear ClassicalU Director Jesse Hake speak with Bill Carey about computer programming and mathematics. Listen now ⬇️ bit.ly/3OSwvA5

In his new article, Dr. Perrin says that "anyone who would open his hands to the Great Tradition" receives five dynamic, potent, and priceless gifts. Any guesses as to what those five gifts could be? No spoilers here! Find out now ⬇️ bit.ly/3DI02G5

Should we teach fairy stories in our homes and classrooms? If so, how could we teach them effectively, delighting and enchanting our students? Read Junius Johnson's On Teaching Fairy Stories to find out! ⬇️ bit.ly/47fFx0V (📸 by Lancia Smith)

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On Friday, July 28 at 12:00 PM ET, join Dr. Christopher Perrin, Christopher Maiocca, and Nathan Antiel for a thoughtful discussion about Humanitas, our new upper school history series! Register now | Recording will be sent to all registrants ⬇️ bit.ly/3DkzfQ3

Join us on Thursday, July 20 at 8:00 p.m. ET for another Live Learning Event! This time, we'll explore the Theology of Fairyland with Dr. Junius Johnson. If you can't make it in real time, register anyway to receive a recording of the event! ⬇️ bit.ly/43DZko1

What do you love about Well-Ordered Language? In our new blog post, Marissa Moldoch says that she loves the series because it "harnesses the power of creativity and classical principles to teach the building blocks of grammar." Read more ⬇️ bit.ly/43FLJge

Are you ready to help your students unlock the secrets of effective persuasion and develop razor-sharp reasoning skills? The newly revised Art of Argument textbook is at your service! Learn more ⬇️ bit.ly/42nmluq

What's new on the Novare Science blog? "Our Call to be Good Stewards of Creation" by John Mays! In this thoughtful post, John explains how science and the Scriptures affirm the doctrine of creation care 🌳 🌸 Read now ⬇️ bit.ly/3OMk7Sq

What are the common arts, and how do we integrate them with the liberal and fine arts? That's exactly what veteran educator and author Chris Hall covers in his new ClassicalU course! Watch the trailer and register for the #classicaleducation course: bit.ly/3oJWmzC

Have you listened to The Christopher Perrin Show? In the inaugural episode, Dr. Perrin makes a case for wisdom being the chief aim of education. "Wisdom connotes knowing how things work and also knowing what to do in any given situation." Listen now ⬇️ bit.ly/3CcBogd

"Autumn is sublime; winter, necessary; spring, enchanting. Summer, on the other hand, is a gift . . . perfect for exploring the idea of scholé or restful learning," writes Pam Barnhill in her blog post "Summer is for Scholé." Read now ⬇️ bit.ly/41UV1U5

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