philosophy
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…
St. Elizabeth of the Trinity on Our Solitude with…
St. Elizabeth of the Trinity (1880-1906) is a saint for our day, being recently canonized in 2016…
The Butterfly Effect and Life
The “Butterfly Effect” is a phrase coined by meteorologist Edward Lorenz. It is, as he defined it,…
Love Can Extend to Our Neighbors of the Future
Christ commands us to love our neighbor. The parable of the Good Samaritan (Lk. 10:25-37)…
Why Imposing Consequences For Evil Acts Isn’t Cancel…
This is very obvious to people who can think their way out of a wet paper bag Sharpied over with…
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