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God Provides Knowledge: Heinrich Bullinger on Natural Law
Heinrich Bullinger, the Swiss successor of Zwingli, says that the natural law is an act of the conscience and an innate knowledge of good and evil. This is similar to Thomas Aquinas’s view of th… more →
Epistole
Life Emerging Out Of What Had Seemed Dead
djeter wrote 13 hours ago: The following is adapted from Kathleen Norris’ Acedia & Me, a chronicle of her battle with acedi … more →
Some helpful clarity for economics issues
Kevin F. Keiser wrote 1 day ago: A lot of people have been commenting on the Pope’s new encyclical, Caritas in Veritate. I hav … more →
My two cents on Theology of the Body, part IV
Kevin F. Keiser wrote 1 day ago: See part I here. See part II here. See part III here. 4. The image of God is according to the mind. … more →
My two cents on Theology of the Body, part III
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Kevin F. Keiser wrote 5 days ago: See part I here. See part II here. 3. What God tells us about the body, or what the body tells us ab … more →
In Light of India (Paz, Octavio)
psriblog wrote 5 days ago: At some point in my life, someone I know had told me how much he hated reading this book. “Don … more →
Wise Words
grahamsmith83 wrote 1 week ago: It is said that Thomas Aquinas (13th Century priest, theologian and philosopher) went as a young man … more →
My two cents on Theology of the Body, part II
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Kevin F. Keiser wrote 1 week ago: See part 1 here. 2. The Principles. Every science only extends as far as its principles. If one star … more →
The First Cause and the Infinite Stack of Turtles
Greg Karber wrote 1 week ago: There is an argument for the existence of God made in St. Thomas Aquinas’s writing that goes l … more →
My two cents on Theology of the Body, part 1
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Kevin F. Keiser wrote 1 week ago: Theology of the Body has been in the Catholic news a lot lately. TOB is something I have been think … more →
Evil And Joy II: “If You Do Not Have This Love, Do Not Go Near These Wounds”
djeter wrote 2 weeks ago: We left off in our last discussion of evil by considering Thomas Aquinas’ idea of evil as a privatio … more →
Reformed Forum » Thomas Aquinas
David wrote 2 weeks ago: The Reformed Forum Reformed Forum » Thomas Aquinas. … more →
Pint-sized philosophy: GOD, The First Cause Argument
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xenophon19 wrote 2 weeks ago: (This is part of a series looking at key philosophical ideas, and explaining them in under 200 words … more →
God Provides Knowledge: Heinrich Bullinger on Natural Law
Eric Parker wrote 3 weeks ago: Heinrich Bullinger, the Swiss successor of Zwingli, says that the natural law is an act of the consc … more →
Aquinas Video: Three Minute Philosophy
saschomburg wrote 3 weeks ago: Found this on YouTUBE. … more →
An Ethical Response to the Fragility of Human Life
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everydaythomist wrote 3 weeks ago: Human life is a fragile thing. The goodness of human life is dependent on (or threatened by) extern … more →
The Ethics of God Pt.2 Intermediate Christian Ethics
Neiswonger wrote 1 month ago: The Ethics of God Pt.2 Intermediate Christian Ethics The Ethics of God Pt.2 Intermediate Christian E … more →
P.Z. Myers on Science and the Irrationality of Religion
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beastrabban wrote 1 month ago: Several months ago, Wakefield made the following remarks on P.Z. Myers’ view of religion and theolog … more →
STATEMENT OF PROFESSOR DANIEL C. MAGUIRE AT THE MEMORIAL FOR DR. GEORGE TILLER, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, JUNE 7, 2009
rogerhollander wrote 1 month ago: I had the privilege of knowing George Tiller. It was a pleasure at the time, but it gives me pa … more →
Understanding Sin 1: From "Thomas Aquinas, Spiritual Master" by Fr. Robert Barron
djeter wrote 1 month ago: Fr. Barron is a nationally-renowned speaker, author and professor of theology at the University of … more →
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