Trivium Pursuit Blog

Climbing Devils Tower

Devils Tower is an ancient volcano in Wyoming. On November 1st, four adventurers pile on climbing gear and set out for the summit – 400 feet straight up. Bruno: Ahhhh! We’re climbing that Beast? That’s so cool, man. Nathaniel: I feel like I’m going to fall off this...

Contest Winner

Sorry for the delay in picking a winner for the New Year's Contest — our internet connection has been irregular. So, playing the role of “gift god” as Harvey puts it, I’m picking Meg Volmer to win the set of books. Meg, can you send me your address?

Three Contests

Monday we'll pick a winner of the New Year's contest -- you have a few more days to enter. Also, tomorrow we'll be picking the winners of the "Transfer is a Propaganda Technique" contests on Facebook and Fallacy Detective News.

Peter Schiff Analogies on the Economy

Ron Paul economic advisor Peter Schiff uses analogies to describe our current economic crisis. Topics include debt-financed consumption, business cycles, the Federal Reserve, the cronies in Washington, and the modern American service economy.

Soul Care

What do you think of when you hear the word “Puritan”? Straight-laced, stern, legalistic, harsh. But did you know that the Puritans were the first, and some of the best biblical counselors? They wrote lots of practical books designed to bring comfort, hope, and help...

New Year’s Contest

Painting by Johannah (Bluedorn) Stanford Quilling project by Johannah (Bluedorn) Stanford What art or craft project are you and your kids working on this winter? Tell us about it in the comments here, and we'll pick a winner next week. The winner will receive...

Transfer as a propoganda technique

Transfer is a propaganda technique. An advertiser uses this technique when he tries to transfer our good feelings about one thing, to his product. There is no real connection between smoking cigarettes and a cowboy, but Marlboro wants you to associate the two....

Lives in Print by Ava Bluedorn

Lives in Print by Ava Bluedorn Men who courageously stood for what is right, women who passionately cared for those in need, Christians who sacrificed everything for what they believed, scientists who changed the world with their innovations, everyday mothers who...

Korean Edition of Teaching the Trivium Now Available

Dear Harvey and Laurie, Greetings from Seoul! We successfully published the Korean version of Teaching the Trivium: Christian Homeschooling in a Classical Style last month. I am going to send you some finished copies. Thank you and best wishes, Judy JANG Foreign...

2009 Christian Worldview Essay Contest

The Trinity Foundation announces the 2009 Christian Worldview Essay Contest. The topic is the book God's Hammer: The Bible and Its Critics. The contest is open to those between the ages of 17-23. For a list of the rules or an entry form, visit the website or click on...

A Fallacy Detective in Washington

Pepsi has a billboard up in my state reading, "Hey Washington, more people prefer the taste of Pepsi!" Clearly, the fallacy here is "ad POPulum." Did you catch the other 'fallacy'? The sentence... isn't. It does not express a complete thought. "More people"? More...

Message from The Classical Mommy

I am happy to announce that on December 10th, the “Contest Season” in The Classical Mommy Blog will start again! There will be 20 questions, which means 20 prizes! The theme of the contest will be The Bible. Each day from December 10th to December 24th I will post a...

Please Pray for Mike Evans

Mike Evans, pastor of Crossroad Evangelical Free Church in Earlham, Iowa and homeschooling father, was just diagnosed as having a large Arteriovenous Malformation in the front left temporal lobe of his brain. Mike writes for the Iowa homeschool newsletter, and we have...

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