A sure way to acquire a thoroughly liberal education today — perhaps, for many, the only way — is to read carefully the works of Leon Kass.

I began my career as an academic philosopher, and am often asked what philosophers do.

When we build settlements today we should begin always with an act of consecration, since we thereby put down the real roots of a community.

One of the leading philosophers of our time says Western culture will have to be handed down outside the ivory towers and college lecture halls — and he has strong reason to believe that its promulgators will be successful. 

If feelings determine sex, why don't feelings determine age?

A review of "The Victory of Reason: How Christianity Led to Freedom, Capitalism, and Western Success" by Rodney Stark.

On the world Nietzsche predicted and precipitated.

To recall an old rhyme: "Sticks and Stones may break my bones, but words will never harm me."

Principal theological difficulties in the "Instrumentum Laboris" (IL) for the 2018 synod: