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35. Season 3, Episode 4 | Augustine & the Liberal Arts

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In this conversation, Colton Moore and Academic Dean of Bethlehem College and Seminary (Minneapolis, MN) Zach Howard discuss the importance of a Christian liberal arts education. They explore the meaning of liberal education and its aim to liberate individuals from ignorance and sin. They also discuss the benefits of a classical Christian education in shaping the whole person toward living wisely. They address the question of whether students who have already received a classical education should pursue further education in a liberal arts college. In this conversation, Colton and Zach discuss their impressions of Augustine's book, Instructing Beginners in the Faith [ De Catechizandis Rudibus]. They highlight its practicality and accessibility of Augustine’s book, as well as its emphasis on teaching from a heart of love. They also explore Augustine's advice on overcoming discouragement in teaching and the importance of repentance and acts of mercy. They discuss the joy that comes from seeing truth through the eyes of students and the need to rightly order our loves in education. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of teaching with love and humility.

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