Category: philosophy of science

The Classical Science Classroom with Paul Leywell

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Post date March 3, 2026
Categories In academic rigor, Basecamp Live, Christian schools, Classical Christian, classical Christian education, classical science, Conversations, Eureka Science Education, Herzog Foundation, Paul Laywell, philosophy of science, science and faith, science curriculum, science pedagogy, scientific thinking, STEM vs classical, teaching science with history, theological imagination, Wilson Hill Academy, wisephone, ZipCast

In this episode of BaseCamp Live, host Davies Owens sits down with Paul Leywell, founder of Eureka Science Education, to tackle a lingering stereotype – classical Christian schools love great books, but struggle to do science with the same depth and rigor. Paul shares his journey from public school teaching to becoming a “one man…

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Truth & Test Tubes: Soul-Building in STEM with Diane Gray

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Post date October 28, 2025
Categories In ai and ethics, Basecamp Live, champion group feed the need, Classical Christian, classical Christian education, classical conversations, davies owens, diane gray, Discourses, ethics in science, Herzog Foundation, homeschool, philosophy of science, problem solving, quadrivium, STEM, trivium, vocational adaptability, Wilson Hill Academy, ZipCast

Can classical schools really prepare students for STEM careers? Many parents wonder if a humanities-rich education leaves room for science and technology. Our guest, Diane Gray, scientist, musician, contractor, tutor, and mother of seven, says yes. After 12 years in biotech R&D, Diane completed a master’s in Classical Studies to explore how classical Christian education and STEM can thrive…

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