We check out this incredible new project from Klesia Press, a new translation of the Hebrew Bible. We start with Genesis

We check out this book one in this incredible new series by Atlas University. A Biblical Legal code in common law language!

We check out the latest book from Atlas University and Klesia Press.

We check out the latest book from Absurd Health and Klesia Press, checking out the hidden idolatries of the heart

We check out part one of this incredible new book from Atlas University and Klesia Press.

designed to establish a comprehensive civil justice system rooted in biblical principles while incorporating modern legal engineering. The system emphasizes core canons of justice, such as no partiality, honest measures, proportionality with mercy, and the protection of life and "kinds" as defined by Creation. It details a hierarchical legal structure, from the foundational Supremacy Charter to judicial precedents, and mandates code-ready law with transparent, auditable rules and metrics, integrating technology for clarity and accountability. Furthermore, the document addresses pluralism and conscience, ensuring equal standing under law and freedom of belief, while also outlining due process guarantees, limitations on emergency powers, and a system for victim-led sentencing that prioritizes restitution and reconciliation.

We give you the deep dive on the full copy of Atlas University - now available in bookstores.

Here we continue our discussion of this incredible book, in this outline  of the foundational principles for Atlas University, positing education as a covenantal act of worship rather than a neutral, market-driven endeavor. It emphasizes that all learning is doxology, intending to shape students as imago Dei (image of God) towards wisdom and love through a liturgical pedagogy. The university aims to cultivate a holistic formation across five core pillars—Word, Wisdom, Work, Witness, and Worship—integrating disciplines previously fragmented by modern education. Disputation is central to its method, fostering courage and judgment, and is supported by a unique guild-based structure and a lifelong alumni order, all while re-centering authority in the household and measuring success by fruitfulness over metrics.

We continue in this deep dive to explore this radical vision for higher education, founded on the principle that all learning is worship and inherently non-neutral. It posits that modern schooling has lost its way by focusing on credentialism and an "autonomous mind" anthropology, leading to fragmented knowledge and a lack of wisdom. Instead, Atlas University proposes a covenantal pedagogy that centers on the imago Dei (humanity as the image of God) as the learner's true identity, with the household as the primary educational ecology. Key methods include disputation over examinations to foster judgment and courage, apprenticeship to embody knowledge through practical work, and an emphasis on sacred aesthetics to demonstrate truth's inherent beauty. The manifesto advocates for a debt-free, generative economy of learning and presents Atlas as a "Stoa" or intellectual town square, where technology is governed under covenant and all endeavors aim to glorify God across all disciplines, assessed by fruitfulness across generations rather than mere grades.

Prima quinque capita libri novi a Klesia Press editi, qui de fundatione novae Universitatis secundum Bibliam tractat, perlegimus. (Editione Latina)

We check out the first five chapters of a new book by Klesia Press that looks at the Biblical founding of a new University. (Latin Edition)

We check out the first five chapters of a new book by Klesia Press that looks at the Biblical founding of a new University.