Category: Great Books

Certainly, just as Jesus Christ should be at the heart of all classical Christian education, the Bible should be at the heart of Omnibus. By studying it…

So, in Omnibus, we read novels because they open our minds to see people, places, and ourselves more fully; they give us opportunities to see how masters…

So if history teaches us to be bad at certain board games and is criticized by the geniuses, why do we spend so much time in Omnibus reading History?

Very few books are as demanding as epic poetry, but we make it a part of Omnibus because readers of epic poetry are stretched and grown by reading these…

The Scriptures are so full. They offer us so much. In them, we learn of God and salvation. Reading them thoughtfully also shows us how to face life, how…

This Veritas Press post from Ty Fischer is mean to encourage you to use the opportunities provided by the pandemic to grow and enjoy the Great Books.

Asking these three questions after recitations will help teachers accomplish the basic level goal of assessing student understanding and dig deeper into…

The Lateral Thinking Essay is a great tool. Following these steps will help you create good essays and encourage “pinnacle” level writing amongst your…

Reading Shakespeare is an education in and of itself. He is the greatest English speaking dramatist and arguably the greatest writer of English. His plays…

Challenging students to read books that above their ability level is something analogous to having an adventure or trying to do a task that most would…