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EPISODE · Jun 29, 2021 · 14 MIN

Classical Education Is Not Enough

from The Aaron Renn Show · host Aaron Renn

Conservatives and Christians are very enamored of classical education. Studying the classics, the American founding, etc. are important things to do.  But there are other important areas that people living in today's world. These items, including intersexual dynamics, the impact of industrialization, the revolution in scale, and the implications of mass media are often understudied. This leaves conservatives with key blind spots.This episode also includes further thoughts on playing for keeps and whether or not pastors should use packaged sermons, research assistants, or other help. Subscribe to my newsletter: https://www.aaronrenn.com/

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Conservatives and Christians are very enamored of classical education. Studying the classics, the American founding, etc. are important things to do. But there are other important areas that people living in today's world. These items, including intersexual dynamics, the impact of industrialization, the revolution in scale, and the implications of mass media are often understudied. This leaves conservatives with key blind spots. This episode also includes further thoughts on playing fo...

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