What the Rancorous First Presidential Debate Says About Us
How can we live together in a world where reality itself is a matter of personal definition? The answer is that we cannot — at least not peacefully.
Results from Tag: 'philosophy'
Social Distancing and the Reality of Bodily Presence
COMMENTARY: Coronavirus is making all of us into philosophers.
Have We Built This Tower on Sand or Rock?
“The one who listens and does not act is like a person who built a house on the ground without a foundation. When the river burst against it, it collapsed at once and was completely destroyed.” (Luke 6:49)
Post-Christendom and the Return of Paganism in the West
French philosopher Chantal Delsol discusses the roots of de-Christianization in the West and the new challenges facing the Christian faithful.
Pursuing Holiness, Living Out the Virtues: The Hildebrand Project and Caring for the Soul
Engaging the layperson in the legacy of the 20th-century Catholic philosopher.
Noted US Philosophers Say Changes at John Paul II Institute Threaten Its Credibility
A letter was sent to the Vatican Sept. 17. It was signed by the 15 academics who comprise the executive council and the executive committee of the American Catholic Philosophical Association.
Dodging Nazis, Daring Students With Truth: Alice Von Hildebrand’s ‘Happy Failure’
BOOK PICK: Memoirs of a Happy Failure
‘Led by God’s Hand’: St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross and Communion With Christ
Sister M. Regina van den Berg’s book opens a new chapter in the life of a philosopher saint.
The End of the Analogy of Being, Fr. Robert Barron on Atheism and Philosophy, and Much More!
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