Virtuosi at Emmanuel College

03/22/2021

Does anyone have any questions ?

03/22/2021

God gifted free will to man on Earth, but we continue to question it. Here is a new perspective on the concept of free will. Feel free to check it out!

by Ed Gibney Just Deserts is a surprisingly slim book, only 206 pages long, which could almost be a chapter for one of its authors, let alone a full book from two. It has a whimsical title that hints it might simply be the sweet ending of a multi-course meal cooked up and eaten elsewhere.…

03/22/2021

What do you think about this article? It raises so many questions! Speaking of questions, do you have questions about what it takes to join Virtuosi at Emmanuel College? Feel free to email [email protected] and he can answer your questions quickly!

In every society, one can hear the din of wolves, baying from the outskirts. On the first Wednesday of January, we witnessed the wolves clamber into the U.S. Capitol, scale ... Read More

11/27/2020

Give your brain a tease this holiday season! Chew on the question of morality. Also, do not forget that in joining our program you can earn a substantial scholarship! Email [email protected] for more information!

Professor of theology at Oxford and an Anglican priest, Nigel Biggar is a practitioner of the religion he believes underlies what he calls rights-fundamentalism: Behind rights-fundamentalism appears to be a secularised version of biblical religion. On the one hand, shining with hope for the ultimate...

11/04/2020

It is amazing how people view practices such as this across various cultures. What kind of questions does this bring up for you? What is your opinion? Join the conversation!

In ancient Athens, the richest people paid taxes to support what the residents considered the salvation of the city. These taxes earned them social and political clout more valuable than money.

11/04/2020

Why should we ask questions? At Virtuosi, we believe that when we stop asking questions then we lose the power to change society! It is important to know where we stand on subjects whether it be God, politics, or love. Contact [email protected] to get some more information and join the conversation with Virtuosi!

Tolerating inquiry is essential even if there are such things as questions no one should ask.

10/17/2020

Welcome back! It has certainly been a crazy year so far! Virtuosi is the Honors Program here at Emmanuel College, and we are back up and running. Come join the conversation and serve the world with the gifts of your mind! We offer multiple opportunities for success including scholarships, learning through film and podcasts, a shared community, and much more!
Email Dr. Chris Hair ([email protected]) or Dr. Nathan Gilmour ([email protected]) if you want to learn more about this great program!

03/11/2020

It's Spring Break here at Emmanuel, but there are still things to think about! This is how most students are feeling right now.

We were told there would be no things

03/11/2020

What do you think?

We need to strike a new balance between our private pleasures and our collective survival.

03/11/2020

What even is trash? Who decides what trash is? It means something different to everyone. Let's dive into conversation by joining Virtuosi! Get a $40,000 scholarship and take some fun classes to discover the art of questioning. contact [email protected] for more info!

"One man's trash is another man's treasure," or so the saying goes. But what makes something trash to begin with? The word can be used to describe disposable objects, pieces of culture, or even people. Underlying each of these uses, however, are feelings of indifference, disdain, or disgust. How do....

03/11/2020

Have you ever read the Aeneid? Well maybe you should!

In honor of the end of The Good Place, Meghan Gilbride takes us on a guided tour of bureaucratic afterlives from Virgil to Albert Brooks to Michael Schur.

02/28/2020

Unthinkable: The original ‘sage-wannabes’ of Athens were considered slightly weird, a new book reveals