Veritas Vox - The Voice of Classical Christian Education

Apologetics is not a battle to be won, but a conversation to be had with empathy and wisdom.

Today, we have a thought-provoking conversation with Stuart McAllister, a seasoned apologist who believes that effective apologetics starts with genuine care for individuals.

Stuart shares practical insights on communicating the Gospel, emphasizing the importance of addressing both the heart and the mind. Drawing inspiration from C.S. Lewis's approach of "translation”, he discusses how to make complex theological concepts accessible and meaningful to people's everyday lives.

Want to explore more content from Stuart McAllister? You can learn more about him by reading his writings on the C.S. Lewis Institute website.

In this episode of Veritas Vox, we chat with Amity Shlaes, the Chairman of the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation, which exists to ensure that this inspirational president and his morals are not lost to history. 

We’ll discuss why Coolidge deserves to be elevated to the top tier of presidential greats and how Coolidge's principled, limited-government approach to the presidency stands in stark contrast to the big-spending activist federal government that has become the norm in modern times. 

Plus, Amity reveals how your student can get a full-ride scholarship to any accredited college or university in the U.S. through the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation!

To learn more, visit https://coolidgescholars.org/ 

Is it wrong for the church to be engaged in politics? Should Biblical principles guide our nation’s civil laws? What is the real meaning of “separation of church and state”? In this episode, we explore these questions and more with Pastor Rob McCoy, co-chair of Turning Point USA Faith.

Turning Point USA Faith offers free online courses, in-person events, resources for teachers and pastors, and more. To explore their offerings or support them in their mission of defending our God-given rights and restoring traditional biblical values in our nation, visit https://tpusafaith.com/. 

Did you know that understanding the Jewish roots of Christianity can deepen your faith and Bible comprehension? Today we chat with David Nekrutman, an Orthodox Jew and advisor to The Chosen TV series, who has dedicated his life to fostering relationships between Jews and Christians.

Listen to discover how David is working to strengthen Christian education with Hebraic thought and bring a historical perspective to the study of the Scriptures today – and even learn some interesting facts about the Bible and Jewish culture along the way.

Want to learn more? Visit https://www.theisaiahprojects.com/ to explore educational resources from David and his team.

In this episode of Veritas Vox, Eric Hovind from Creation Today discusses the intersection of faith and science. He provides a thorough exploration of creation science and addresses common questions about the age of the Earth, the impact of evolution on biblical interpretation, and the ongoing debate between young Earth and old Earth creationism. 

Eric also discusses his approach to apologetics, blending evidential and presuppositional methods to effectively communicate and defend the Christian faith.

For more information about Creation Today and its resources, visit https://creationtoday.org/ 

Did you know that public education in America is rooted in a movement to undermine Christianity? In this eye-opening episode, we talk with journalist and CEO of Liberty Sentinel Media, Alex Newman, about the history and current state of education in the United States.

Discover how government-run schools originated, the problems with modern public education, and why Alex believes classical Christian education is the gold standard for raising the next generation. Alex shares insights from his book Indoctrinating Our Children to Death and discusses the potential risks and benefits of state-run school choice initiatives.

To learn more about Alex and his writings, visit https://libertysentinel.org/ 

In this episode, we chat with Kris Hutson, Superintendent of Dream City Schools, about how those without a classical Christian background may begin implementing classical elements into their curriculum. 

We’ll be exploring the practical benefits of studying logic, rhetoric, and using the Socratic method to equip students with the skills to reason, debate, and articulate their beliefs effectively.

Whether you’re an educator, parent, or simply passionate about educational reform, this episode offers a thought-provoking look at how classical elements can enhance traditional Christian education.

New to classical education? We’d love to help you understand it better! Tap here to get a free ebook that covers the basics.

Today on Veritas Vox, we sit down with Sam Sorbo, an author, actress, speaker, and advocate for homeschooling. Sam shares her journey from Hollywood actress to homeschool mom, revealing the life-changing moments that led her to become an “education freedom fighter” and put her family ahead of her career.

Learn how Sam and her husband, actor Kevin Sorbo, navigated the challenges of Hollywood while staying true to their Christian faith, and how they’re now using their platform to inspire others. 

To learn more about Sam’s work and educational resources, visit samsorbo.com.

Today we chat with Max McLean, the founder of Fellowship for Performing Arts, a group that has been instrumental in adapting the writings of C.S. Lewis for the stage and screen.

In this episode, you’ll discover how Max and his team are using drama to communicate Christian truths to diverse audiences through productions such as The Screwtape Letters, The Most Reluctant Convert, and more!

Want to experience these performances? Fellowship for Performing Arts is currently touring with Max McLean’s one-man C.S. Lewis show, Further Up, Further In and their production of The Screwtape Letters. To find a show near you or to learn more about their film, The Most Reluctant Convert, visit https://fpatheatre.com/

In our busy modern age, why spend time studying poetry? Today, Veritas Scholars Academy literature instructor, Carrie Cannon, joins us to explore how and why people of old used poetry, what qualities make a literary work a poem, and why poetry is still of value today.

Love the idea of letting your student flourish under an engaging instructor like Carrie Cannon? Whether you’d like to add a single course to your homeschool week or build out an entire school year of live online courses, we’re here for you! Tap here to set up a free call with a Veritas Family Consultant to explore what options are right for your family.