Jon Young is the Sherlock Holmes of the backyard. By watching birds through a window [...]
There is one argument today that seems able to trump all others. It is not [...]
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In his prophetic essay The Abolition of Man (1944), C. S. Lewis asked whether the [...]
“The U.S. is running short of people who can tell the forest from the trees.” [...]
My father was an aerospace engineer. When I was growing up, I never really knew what [...]
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In the old natural philosophy, the purpose of inquiry into nature was to better know [...]
Science education sometimes creates a quandary for classical educators. Its origins in the West [...]
Manifestum est enim quod homo per intellectum cognoscere potest naturas omnium corporum, said St. Thomas [...]
In M. Night Shyamalan’s film Lady in the Water, we encounter a character named [...]
“The Next Generation Science Standards attempt to teach science without nature,” says Martin Cothran in an op-ed [...]
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