especially with our friends at the elite foundation, who established these students after far, the young scholars club last year, and esteghlal found that he is actually the link between these two groups. yes, and after they leave school, these children receive services for a short period of time at danan jovan club, and then immediately enter the programs of the sheshnad elite foundation, and the national elite foundation also has good programs for your assurance. all members of the foundation are members. the mission of the foundation is not now, but their area of ​​responsibility is really to follow up the process of guiding and employing the best professors, both languages ​​and the goal that in recent years, in the last couple of years, we have fortunately found with the foundation, it helps in various conversations that this chain will continue. you pass percentage your entrance exam score is 10 correct, it means the truth of your education. no, it's not like that, it's not like that, it's not like that. anyway, over time, children may lose their motivation to study. it's good and brilliant. how

one of my very favorite episodes of the book club was with a friend of mine who is a young dante scholar, catherine illingworth. and we covered the divine comedy. we went a little over 25 minutes. we had to get through three canticle. it's a very long poem, but we went through the whole thing. we probably did it in about 45 minutes, and i think that the divine comedy is an exemplary book for the book club because of the divine comedy is about desire, even as dante and virgil are heading by the river, as they're about to enter into hell. they notice that the shades that are dammed now, they've they've died. they're going into hell. they seem eager to cross over into hell, proper. and you read this and you think, wait a second, why are these people eager to get across the river to their eternal torment and damnation? and it's because what dante is telling us is that hell is not simply the punishment for when you do naughty things, but hell is a logical consequence of disordered desires. and c.s. lewis has made this point. we've covered c.s. lewis on the book club that that people get what

one of my very favorite episodes of the book club was with a friend of mine who is a young don scholar, catherine illingworth, and we cover the divine comedy. we a little over 25 minutes we had to get through three canticle. it's a very long poem, but we went through the whole thing. we probably did in about 45 minutes. and i think that divine comedy is an exemplary book. the book club, because the divine comedy is about desire, even as dante and virgil are heading by the as they're about to enter into hell, they notice that the shades that are dammed now they've they've died. they're going into hell. they seem eager to cross over into hell proper and you read this and you think, wait a second, why are these people eager to get across the river to their eternal torment and damnation? and it's because what is telling us is that hell is not simply the punishment for when you do naughty things, but hell is a logical consequence of disordered desire is. and c.s. lewis has made this point. we've covered c.s. lewis on the book club that that people get what they want in this life or the next