Fr. Thomas Joseph White on Aquinas and Thomism
Is it irrational to hold religious beliefs? Aquinas thinks Christian belief is reasonable and compatible with both philosophy and the...
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Professor Albert J. Raboteau on A Hidden Wholeness
It would not seem that a cloistered Roman Catholic monk and a Black Baptist Preacher had much in common. But...
Professor Carlo Lancellotti on Western Culture Facing a New Totalitarianism
Professor Carlo Lancellotti has recently translated into English the book Crisis of Modernity, written by the influential Italian philosopher, Augusto...
Professor James Bernard Murphy on A Genealogy of Violence
Where does violence come from? Is there an instinct for aggression? Or does violence emerge from social rivalry? Today, many...
Professor Peter Brown on Augustine: From Friendship to a New Republic
Although he is most known for his spiritual conversation narrative and his views on the city of God and the...
Rev. Dominic Legge, O.P. on Judging the Truth
“Thou shalt not judge.” For our contemporary culture, and especially for the typical university culture, this is the first and...
Heiner & Kristie Mommsen, Cheryl Johnson, & Peter Hinkey on The Bruderhof
Discussion topic: Bruderhof founder Eberhard Arnold was fond of the analogy of the Church as an embassy of the coming...