After the Triumph of Science: Meaning, Teleology, and the Modern Predicament @RalstonCollegeSavannah
After the Triumph of Science: Meaning, Teleology, and the Modern Predicament @RalstonCollegeSavannah
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
What do the humanities have to offer the modern man that science alone cannot?

Dr Bryson suggests the answer is teleology: taking time to ask what human life is for, and why a year devoted to that question can reorient a life.

At Ralston College, we are committed to being a place where these transcendental questions are taken seriously, and where students are formed for deeper, more meaningful lives.
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