And the danger is the capture of hearts and minds, souls are at stake. We are forced to ask what it means to be human in a world where human effort may not be required for human outcomes.

There was a time in America when we could paint a picture of a difficult and drab life in Kansas and credibly contend it licks the world of Oz hollow.

English speakers already speak Greek, even if we don’t know it. But knowing it unlocks the English language, and opens the mind to a new way of seeing and understanding the world.

Headmaster Batten concludes our study of The Beginning of Philosophy by Dr. Owen Anderson, which tells us not merely where philosophy begins but what its end is.

Headmaster Batten’s Book Club continues with this study guide to the Preface and Chapter 1 of Dr. Owen Anderson’s The Beginning of Philosophy.