This is Scott Postma’s blog where he contemplates faith, culture, and creativity. Scott Postma is a Christian humanist writing books, championing education reform, and practicing the ancient art of Tsundoku.
Scott lives in the panhandle of Idaho with his bride of more than 30 years. Together, they have four grown children and six grand babies. He earned a doctorate in the humanities (Ph.D., Faulkner University), a Master’s degree in Classics and Christianity from Knox Theological Seminary, a Bachelor’s Degree in English Literature and Religion and Liberty University, and an Associate’s Degree in Creative Writing from the College of Southern Nevada. He has spent nearly 30 years in Christian education and/or pastoral ministry. Prior to that, he did a four-year stint in the Air Force at the close of the Cold War Era and during Operations Just Cause and Desert Shield.
In addition to blogging here, Scott Postma edits The Consortium: A Journal of Classical Christian Education, is a co-founder and the CEO of Kepler Education, leads the Poiema Reading Society, and practices the ancient art of Tsundoku.
His social media engagement is confined mostly to Instagram and LinkedIn. You can download Scott’s CV here.
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