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Home: Core Subjects: Catholic Education: LINKS_PAGE Core Subjects: Catholic Education: LINKS_PAGEArticles:The Teachers' Unions - CHARLENE HAARFrom the school house to the White House, the teachers' unions are the most formidable foes of meaningful education reforms... Email This Article The Traditional High School - Jeffrey MirelFor more than a century, American educators and education policymakers have chosen sides in a great debate about the nature and function of American high schools. Email This Article The Truth about Education - G.K. ChestertonThe fashionable fallacy is that by education we can give people something that we have not got. Email This Article The Truth and Meaning of Human Sexuality - Pontifical Council for the FamilyThe Twilight of Atheism: The Global Triumph of Christianity - Dinesh D'SouzaGod has come back to life. The world is witnessing a huge explosion of religious conversion and growth, and Christianity is growing faster than any other religion. Nietzsche’s proclamation “God is dead” is now proven false. Nietzsche is dead. Email This Article The tyranny of therapism - Christina Hoff Sommers & Sally SatelToday — with a book for every ailment, a counselor for every crisis, a lawsuit for every grievance, and a TV show for every conceivable problem — we are at risk of degrading our native ability to cope with life's challenges. Email This Article The Value of a Catholic Liberal Arts Education - Dominic AquilaRather than seeing Catholic education as merely the addition of a religion course to the usual academic subjects," we want our students to make Christian sense out of what they learn in their natural science, math,"and history courses, in their study of art, music, and literature. Email This Article The Virtue of Docility - Donald DeMarcoThe words doctor, doctrine, and docility are etymologically connected. Their distinct meanings all converge upon the same reality. This point is illustrated, for example, when we say that a doctor teaches a doctrine to students who are docile. Email This Article The Virtue of Fortitude - Doug McManamanThe typical hedonist today does not aspire to anything larger and higher, but settles for "feeling good". Such a life does not require fortitude. Email This Article The Virtue of Justice - Doug McManamanJustice is the virtue that perfects the will. It is defined as the constant and perpetual will to render each person his due. Email This Article Pages: [<<] ... 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 [>>] Related Categories:Pages Updated On: 14-Mar-2008 - 01:22:07
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