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Guest Teacher Kory Eastvold, Bible conversation.

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In this episode, Professor Ron takes us on a classical tour of London.

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In this episode, Professor Ron takes us on a classical tour of Paris.

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In this episode, Professor Ron takes us on a classical tour of Rome.

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In this episode, Professor Ron takes us on a classical tour of Athens Greece.

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In this Plato's dialogue, Socrates engages in a discussion with two prominent Athenians, Laches and Nicias, about the nature and definition of the virtue of courage. The dialogue centers around the question of what courage truly is and whether it can be taught.

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In this influential work, Thoreau explores the concept of civil disobedience as a means of protesting unjust laws. He argues that individuals have a moral responsibility to resist and disobey unjust laws to bring about social change.

The essay, first published in 1849, had a significant impact on future movements advocating for civil rights, nonviolent resistance, and social justice. Thoreau's ideas continue to inspire and provoke critical thinking about the balance between individual rights and responsibilities within society.

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