Steven Rummelsburg

Steven Jonathan Rummelsburg holds a degree in History from the University of California, Santa Barbara. A school teacher, he is also a writer and speaker on matters of faith, culture, and education. Mr. Rummelsburg is a member of the Teacher Advisory Board and writer of curriculum at the Sophia Institute for Teachers, a contributor to the Integrated Catholic Life, Crisis Magazine, The Civilized Reader, The Standard Bearers, Catholic Exchange, and a founding member of the Brinklings Literary Club.

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Education

May 25, 2017

Philosophy is Lost in the Dark

Without restoring Plato and true philosophy to their proper stations, we are certain to continue the descent into darkness.
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Culture

May 2, 2016

Born That Way? The Evolution of Humanity, Sex, & Gender

Is it possible that language as truth is not evolving, but disintegrating?
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January 20, 2015

Are You a Bad Teacher?

Millions of Americans turn their children over to the public schools because we have been assured that they will return them to us educated. How is this supposed to happen when it seems no one in the public schools knows what an education is, much less what it takes to be a good teacher?
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Steven Rummelsburg

Latest by Steven Rummelsburg in ITO

Philosophy is Lost in the Dark

Born That Way? The Evolution of Humanity, Sex, & Gender

Are You a Bad Teacher?

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