In a recent article on education for Touchstone magazine, college professor Mark T. Mitchell writes:

From Circe Institute's Andrew Kern:We know now as we always should have known that we can make no deeper penetration into history than through the lives of the wisest and most sentient individuals who have themselves shaped our world. Page Smith: John Adams, Introduction to Volume I, 1735-1784

“Beauty is in crisis; it is a contested category.” –Al Mohler Classical Christian education has three hallmarks: truth, goodness, beauty. So important are these distinctives to our endeavor that many classical schools adopt their Latin words as a motto: veritas, bonitas, pulchritudo.