Why a Christian Anthropology Makes a Difference
It is simply impossible to agree on ethics, on how to act, on what is good and what is not, if you disagree about metaphysics or anthropology. And since ethics is unavoidable, so is anthropology.
World small for brilliant Hawking
Stephen Hawking was a courageous man, writes Fr. Raymond de Souza, who had a memorable encounter with Hawking in 1995.
Catholics Need Faith and Reason, Not a New Paradigm
Recovering the discipline of good Catholic moral reasoning is urgent, Philadelphia shepherd says.
On the Strange Function of Absolutes
Most people today "absolutely" maintain that they do not hold or live by "absolutes."
The return to reason requires hard work, rigorous thought — and faith
Reasoning has acquired a sketchy, even negative, reputation in recent years.
'Love Is Love' — or is it?
The slogan may be appealing, but it is meaningless and deceptive.
The One-Minute Aquinas - Introduction
"The One-Minute Aquinas" is for anyone who has ever despaired of comprehending the most brilliant theologian who ever lived." - Peter Kreeft
