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Vox Nova at the Library: Out of My Bone, The Letters of Joy Davidman
Like many others, C. S. Lewis has been an inspiration for my life. When I was in high school, his essay “On the Reading of Old Books” led me to the writings of the Church Fathers. He told us to read p… more →
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Vox Nova at the Library: Out of My Bone, The Letters of Joy Davidman
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Henry Karlson wrote 3 days ago: Like many others, C. S. Lewis has been an inspiration for my life. When I was in high school, his es … more →
St Maximus the Confessor Shows Us Why We Cannot Rely Upon the Church Fathers Alone
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Henry Karlson wrote 6 days ago: I really like St Maximus; he is one of my favorite saints and one of my favorite patristic writers. … more →
In All Things Charity: On the Pursuit of the Virtues with a Special Reflection on Christian Vegetarianism
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Henry Karlson wrote 1 week ago: In the path we are to follow which leads to our deification, we are expected to grow in knowledge an … more →
Žižek on Job
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Henry Karlson wrote 1 week ago: This is the last of my videos of Žižek from the AAR. What do you think of his interpretation of Job? … more →
Question to Ponder
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Henry Karlson wrote 2 weeks ago: From a Washington Post article, written by Tim Craig and Michelle Boorstein, we learn: The Catholic … more →
More Zizek from the AAR
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Breaking News: European Courts Rule Against the Use of Crucifixes in the Classroom
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Henry Karlson wrote 3 weeks ago: According to the Christian Science Monitor: Rome – Italians reacted with outrage on Tuesday af … more →
Apropos to Morning's Minion's Post on Israel Last Week
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Henry Karlson wrote 3 weeks ago: Deal Hudson from Inside Catholic has a good piece on the terrible situation surrounding a Bethlehem … more →
Some Reflections on the Constantine and Ashoka of History
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Henry Karlson wrote 3 weeks ago: Two of the most influential people in history, Constantine and Ashoka, are also the center of consta … more →
Five Catholic Heroes of the Twentieth Century
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Henry Karlson wrote 4 weeks ago: After listing my five non-Catholic heroes from the twentieth century, I thought it was important to … more →
Five Non-Catholic Heroes of the 20th Century
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Henry Karlson wrote 4 weeks ago: One of the things I like to highlight are the ideas, issues, and people which often get overlooked b … more →
On Pride
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Henry Karlson wrote 1 month ago: “The fear of the LORD is hatred of evil. Pride and arrogance and the way of evil and perverted speec … more →
This Should Come As No Surprise
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Henry Karlson wrote 1 month ago: In a rather inappropriate title, Vatican thumbs up for Karl Marx after Galileo, Darwin and Oscar Wi … more →
History is Always Reconstruction
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Henry Karlson wrote 1 month ago: The science known as history was once thought of as providing concrete, accurate accounts of the pas … more →
An Introduction to Theosis: Part 2 of 2
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Henry Karlson wrote 1 month ago: Part 1 of 2 St. Athanasius’s understanding of theosis should always be kept in our minds as we furth … more →
An Introduction to Theosis: Part 1 of 2
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Henry Karlson wrote 1 month ago: Theosis. While the word has made a comeback in certain theological circles, it remains relatively un … more →
It's Time To Be Broken Apart
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Henry Karlson wrote 1 month ago: “Therefore I tell you, the kingdom of God will be taken away from you and given to a people th … more →
On Multiple Worlds and Multiple Incarnations: Some Speculation Following St Thomas Aquinas and C.S. Lewis
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Henry Karlson wrote 1 month ago: To the surprise of many, even in the beginning of the scholastic movement, the schoolmen would often … more →
No, This Doesn't Make Him the Anti-Christ
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Henry Karlson wrote 1 month ago: Many people have won the prize. US President Barack Obama has won the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize. The No … more →
