In this episode, Daniel and Alex discussed the importance of logic in a democratic society. They traveled back to ancient Athens to explore how Socrates, Aristotle, and Plato saw logic as a vital tool in civic life. They also considered how modern literature differs from classical works and why beauty matters.

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We were honored to have Eric VanDerhoof from Veritas Press as a special guest speaker. Our discussion touched on how the Book of Genesis informs the ultimate purpose of education, Aristotle's and Plato's views on rhetoric, the essence of classical education, the nature of objective truth, and practical guidance for parents on homeschooling their children.

Making a Difference Part I: Notre Dame Survey Shows Effect of Classical Christian Schools Is Profound: https://thehabershamschool.org/making-a-difference-part-i/

In this episode, we explored the true purpose of education, focusing on how the pursuit of truth should be at its core. We discussed the contrasts and connections between High Culture and Popular Culture and examined Nigeria's philosophy of education. Join us for a thoughtful conversation on how education shapes our understanding of truth, culture, and the values that influence our society.