
Passing the Torch: Louis Markos on the Classical Christian Inheritance
Louis Markos joins me to explore Athens and Jerusalem, general revelation, ClassicalU, and why Christians can receive the pagan classics with discernment.
Bi-weekly posts on the past, present, and future renewal of classical education in the U.S. and abroad.
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Louis Markos joins me to explore Athens and Jerusalem, general revelation, ClassicalU, and why Christians can receive the pagan classics with discernment.

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