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Aristotle’s ancient guide to tyranny reads like a…
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A Dazzle of Zebras Debunks Darwin
Evolution has not disproved the existence of God; it has proved that it could not take place without…
Divine Omniscience and Free Will: Compatible or…
If God knows all future events, which, given our human understanding of linear time, would indicate…
The Work of the Early Medieval Pious Scientists
The Fall of Rome had a profound effect on learning and knowledge. After the fifth century A.D.,…
What Marx Got Right—and Terribly Wrong—About Human…
Something I did not have on my bingo card for 2025 was a renewed interest in the ideas of Karl Marx.…
Philo Judaeus’ Witness of Piety in the Sciences
Ancient thinkers—both philosophers and scientists—of the Mediterranean world knew that wisdom is a…
From accommodation to absurdity on campus
Last week, Arizona State University’s provost sent faculty another familiar message ahead of the…
Piety and Science: The Paradigm Shift
Records of the human quest for knowledge have existed for four to five thousand years, revealing…
Transformative Silence: Becoming Worthy of Eternal…
The earliest synthesis of St. Louis de Montfort’s Marian and Christocentric spirituality is most…
Faith as the Answer to this Age of Anxiety
The term “zeitgeist” was first coined by the German writer Georg Hegel in 1807, meaning something…
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