Category: Great Books

Discover the best books for critical thinking. Learn how to build observation, analyze arguments, and apply reasoning effectively.

Middle school is the right time to start reading books that actually ask something of you. Not because younger readers can’t handle hard ideas. They can. But something shifts in those years. Students start asking bigger questions about justice, loyalty, courage, and what makes a life worth living. The Great Books have been answering those…

The Great Books are works that have shaped how people think, argue, and understand the world for centuries. From Homer to Dostoevsky, these texts endure because they speak to the questions that never go away: What does it mean to live well? What do we owe each other? How do we face suffering, injustice, and…

Discover Omnibus, Veritas Press’s Great Books curriculum for grades 7–12. Learn how it works, where to start, and which format fits your family best.

For 2,400 years, the greatest minds have been in conversation. Homer, Plato, Augustine, Dante. Here’s what the Great Books are and how you can join them.

Are myths a waste of time, or do they hold profound relevance in our modern world? Today, we explore this question with author John Hendrix as he reveals…

3 Reasons Why Deep Discussions are a Critically Important Part of the Classical Christian Renewal

3 Reasons why travel can enhance your student’s experience in Omnibus.

I would like to make an argument that it is critically important that students going into STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) receive…

“Do people going into the trades need a classical Christian education?” I conclude that classical Christian education is more necessary (and maybe more of…