Solving The Problem of Parental Minimalism
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Solving The Problem of Parental Minimalism
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How should we instill virtue in the next generation?
Parenting can often be reduced to a building up of skills to be placed on one's resume: sociability, math proficiency, computer literacy, and perhaps a few participation trophies too. But modern education can often lack the cardinal virtues: wisdom (prudence), justice, courage (fortitude), and self-control (temperance), as well as the theological virtues: faith, hope, and charity (love).
In this episode, we riff off of Phil's latest pieces for The Gospel Coalition Canada: How Then Shall We Educate?
0:00 - Virtue in Parenting
4:43 - Parental Minimalism and Gaps in Education
10:06 - Potential for Virtue
16:14 - Why Virtue Formation Is Important Now
21:31 - Classical Schools?
27:59 - The Bible and Virtue