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Axioma Academy

2026. August 27.

The Axioma Academy is a training program designed to equip outstanding young people to effectively represent the Christian worldview in society. We are looking for participants who want not only to deepen their intellectual grasp of the faith but also to confidently articulate it - whether in conversations or in public forums.

The program helps participants cultivate their gifts as apologists and provides tools to become thought leaders and professionals who can influence society.

Key Topics:

  • Apologetics
  • Christian Worldview
  • Bioethics & Sexual Ethics
  • Natural Law
  • Politics & the Common Good

Christianity is not just a personal faith; it also carries principles on which entire societies can be built – such as subsidiarity, human dignity, and the common good. Natural law and virtue ethics, too, shape people into reliable, goal-oriented professionals. We want to see more young Christians deepen their knowledge in these areas, contributing to a flourishing society.

The Academy’s curriculum is delivered by an exceptional faculty of Hungarian and international lecturers, who are also available for personal mentoring. Graduates become part of a value-driven, intellectually vibrant alumni community that continues to provide mutual support in the years ahead.

Planned schedule (2026/27 semester)

Oct 7
Opening session
Oct 16–18
First training weekend: Apologetics
Nov 11
Christianity and postmodernism
Nov 25
Reading seminar
Dec 4
Informal gathering
Feb 10
Christianity and sexual ethics
Feb 24
Christianity and bioethics
Mar 10
Human dignity
Apr 2-4
Second training weekend: Societal Challenges from a Christian Perspective (poverty, transhumanism, and migration)
Apr 14
Christianity and civilization
May 5
Closing dinner

Faculty

Sophia Kuby
Dr. Tamás Nyirkos
Dr. László Gájer
Áron Giró-Szász, Dr. Jur. | Founder, chair
Tamás András Márkus
Dr. Calum Miller
László Szabó
Dr. Emőke Tapolyai
Daniel Woolnough
Axioma Academy
Wael Taji (Antonious) Miller | Senior Researcher, Research coordinator
Budapest
2026. August 27.