Education concerns the whole man; an educated man is a man with a point of view from which he takes in the whole world. Education concerns the whole man, the capax universi, capable of grasping the totality of existing things. In the previous installment on education (which can be read […]
Education is indicative of a fact tried and constantly tested by sundry of mankind’s experiences: that man is an imperfect and unfinished being. All philosophies, religions, sciences, and cultures testify to this. Man is something that has to be perfected and completed. The main goal of education is, therefore, to […]
The last several posts focused on evangelism, more specifically on the ontology of mission, if one can speak in such a way. I wish to shift our focus to education, and by education I use the word in the classical sense. Our English word finds its origin in Latin which […]
“A time is coming when men will go mad, and when they see someone who is not mad, they will attack him, saying, ‘You are mad; you are not like us.”
