Topics

Minding the Gap

ON THE PRESENCE & ABSENCE OF THINGS

James V. Schall

Modern philosophy has had difficulty relating what goes on in the human mind to what is “out there” in reality. How to bridge this gap is the task phenomenology sets for itself.

Are Revelation & Modernity Compatible?

THE DANGER OF “DOUBLE TRUTH”

James V. Schall

The effort of the Church to come to terms with the modern world too often assumes that contemporary culture is neutral when, in fact, it is closed to the transcendent.

Do Historical Norms Alter Church Teachings? Should They?

ON "DOING" CATHOLIC THEOLOGY

James V. Schall

Can Neo-Scholasticism Make a Comeback?

ADAPTING "THE APOLOGETICS OF YESTERDAY" TO TODAY

James Iovino

A Revival Cut Short

THE RISE & FALL OF THE THOMISTIC RENEWAL — PART II

D.Q. McInerny

The Revivification of Sound Christian Philosophy

THE RISE & FALL OF THE THOMISTIC RENEWAL — PART I

D.Q. McInerny

On Science sans Context

A NEW RELIGION, A NEW PRIESTHOOD

D.Q. McInerny

Why Study Philosophy?

WHAT IS THOMISM & WHY DOES IT MATTER?

Thomas Storck

Knowing About God, Knowing God

VATICAN I'S ASSIST TO INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE

Glenn B. Siniscalchi

The Cloud of Witnesses Speaks

ACTION, CONTEMPLATION, MARTYDOM

James G. Hanink

Truth: A Destroyer of Community?

ANCHORLESS ON THE SEA OF CULTURE

Heather M. Erb

Pope John Paul II's Theology of the Body

A PRIMER

Brian Thomas Becket Mullady

Dualism, the Human Body & the Self

INCOMPATIBLE BEDFELLOWS

E. Christian Brugger

Waking Up the Seminaries

THE KEY TO CHURCH RENEWAL

Charles James

Dumb Ox?

Michael Berg

Review of Discovering Aquinas by Aidan Nichols

Falling Into Subjectivism

MICHAEL NOVAK'S TRIBUTE TO BERNARD LONERGAN

Charles James

Thomas Aquinas Contra Andy Rooney

SHOULD WE ASK GOD FOR "TEMPORAL THINGS"?

Brendan Kneale

A Trialogue With C.S. Lewis, Martin Luther & Thomas Aquinas

IS THERE SUCH A THING AS 'MERE CHRISTIANITY'?

Peter Kreeft

Reassessing Aquinas

Mary Beth Ingham

Review of The Primacy of Love and The Priority of Prudence

A Protestant Consideration of Natural Law

NATURAL RIGHTS, LIBERAL DEMOCRACY & THE RIGHT TO LIFE

Glenn N. Schram

Alasdair MacIntyre

Philip E. Devine

Review of Three Rival Versions of Moral Enquiry

Vatican II & Scholasticism

IS NEO-THOMISM OBSOLETE?

Avery Dulles

Kant Was Wrong

Thomas W. Case

According to Kant, we do not look upon the world as it is, but upon an appearance of the world projected by the structures of the human mind.

Humility’s Sorry Fortunes in Society & Philosophy

ON THE VIRTUE OF HUMILITY

James G. Hanink

The Christian doctrine of humility strikes the secular mind as paradoxical in its insistence that the better a person is the more humble a person should be.