Fathom the Good

Mary's Sample of Course 9, "The American Founding: Rights, Reason, and the Question of the Good"

What does the question of the Good have to do with the American Founding? Course 9 explores the Socratic philosophical question of the Good, which leads to fundamental questions such as "How should we live?" and "What is the best way to govern?

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Primary Sources on the American Founding

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This booklet contains carefully selected original text by authors of the American Founding along with reading and discussion questions to help you get the most out of your reading.

$20

Education and Founding

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A compilation of essays written by Professor Ralph C. Hancock about education and the American Founding including the original text of philosophers and leaders who understood the role of good education in determining the success of the new republic.

$20

Course 13.3.1 Sample

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Enjoy this 15-day sample of our Adult Course 13, "John Locke, Natural Rights, and the American Founding."

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Course 13, "Reason, Tradition, and the Good in the American Founding"

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The question of the Good, first posed by Socrates, directs thinking toward higher human purposes. Learn how the American Founding is an expression of this Good and what it can teach us about how to live and the best ways to govern.

$199.95

Course 13 Socratic Discussion Guide

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Course 13 Socratic Discussion Guide is optional & can accompany Course 13, "Reason, Tradition and the Good in the American Founding." It can be used by couples, reading groups, or any community of learners to enlarge understanding & build confidence.

$29

Course 9, "The American Founding: Rights, Reason, and the Question of the Good"

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What does the question of the Good have to do with the American Founding? Course 9 explores the Socratic philosophical question of the Good, which leads to fundamental questions such as "How should we live?" and "What is the best way to govern?

$199.95