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Aquinas: "The soul of the liar is like a counterfeit coin"

Θεόφιλος wrote 5 hours ago: “The soul of the liar is like a counterfeit coin, stamped with the devil’s effigy; when at the … more →

Tags: Religious/Theological Reflections, Fra Bartolommeo, Judgement, lies, Lying

The separation of morals from government...

ajmacdonaldjr wrote 12 hours ago: Photo “MLK on the National Mall” (c) 2011 A. J. MacDonald, Jr The separation of morals f … more →

Tags: Activism 2, Bible, charity, church, Culture 2, Ethics, Government 2, History, Law 2

Calamities - Part II

Sarah Myers wrote 13 hours ago: Friday, May 24, 2013 Matthew 24 Calamities – Part II When calamity strikes . . . what do we do?  How … more →

Tags: Discipleship, Sanctuary, Destruction, ire, Storm, Simone Weil

Drama around skull and bones of Thomas Aquinas18 comments

ivarfjeld wrote 1 day ago: The monks exhumed the “saint” because they feared the body could be stolen. His head was … more →

Tags: EndTimes, false Christianity, Vatican, skulls and bones, Catholic, pope, Rome, vatican

ILLUMINATE 2013

casiebanks wrote 1 day ago: For the school year 2013-2014, I’d like to share my message to the students of my dear Faculty … more →

Tags: council life, Thomasian Artlet, Education, gratitude, illuminate, Inspirational, Motivational, Student Council, University of Santo Tomas

A Reason for Revelation2 comments

alexanderschimpf wrote 2 days ago: Portrait of René Descartes, dubbed the “Father of Modern Philosophy”, after Frans Hals c … more →

Tags: Catholicism, Descartes, Christianity, Discourse on Method, Education, Faith, Philosophy, Rene Descartes, revelation

Kilvington's Sophismata6 comments

Peter Cameron wrote 2 days ago: The last chapter of Mathematical Structures was about how to spot false proofs. Of course, I am not … more →

Tags: Books, History, Aristotle, Merton mathematicians, Richard Kilvinton, sophismata

Three Ways of Looking at a Mess

Broken Whole wrote 3 days ago: The Apartment There are several reasons why I live alone—as an only child, I intensely value my priv … more →

Tags: Feeling Analytical, Philosophy Hacks, Catholic Church, Catholicism, Chesterton, College Writing, G.K. Chesterton, Jacques Derrida, Kierkegaard

Review of Christ the Sacrament of the Encounter with God

locirari wrote 4 days ago: Christ the Sacrament of the Encounter with God by Edward Schillebeeckx My rating: 2 of 5 stars A con … more →

Tags: Sacraments, Reviews, Roman Catholicism, Edward Schillebeeckx

If Music is the exaltation of the mind...

theartofmusicalpoetry wrote 5 days ago: “Music is the exaltation of the mind derived from things eternal, bursting forth in sound. … more →

Tags: Music, Literature, Quotes, Creative Writing, musical poetry, Poésie musicale, Thoughts of Literature, writing

Prayer of Petition

SaintlySages wrote 5 days ago: Father Geiermann discusses the essentials of prayer of petition. He writes: “It always include … more →

Tags: Catholic, Christianity, Faith, Inspiration, Life, Quotes, Religion, alphonsus liguori, Peter Geiermann

Fiddling While Rome Burned?

Dr. J wrote 1 week ago: Now that we’ve finished Dante’s epic, we can read commentary on it from one of the 20th century’s gr … more →

Tags: Tacitus, Aristotle, Thorstein Veblen, Dante, Sigmund Freud

Fiddling While Rome Burned?

Dr. J wrote 1 week ago: Now that we’ve finished Dante’s epic, we can read commentary on it from one of the 20th century’s gr … more →

Tags: Books, Liberal Arts, Aristotle, Dante, Great Books, Sigmund Freud, Tacitus, Thorstein Veblen

50 Books That Changed The World1 comment

talesfromthelou wrote 1 week ago: 50 Books That Changed The World — Paulo Coelho’s Blog. By Paulo Coelho — Paulo Coelho’s … more →

Tags: Consciousness, knowledge, Albert Einstein, Bhagavad Gita, Henry David Thoreau, Paulo Coelho, Herman Melville, Thomas Paine

Mysterious Ages

logogeek wrote 1 week ago: This book is part of a series by historian author Thomas Cahill. The series has seven volumes, five … more →

Tags: History (Books), Middle Ages, thomas cahill, mysteries of the middle ages, Hildegard of Bingen, Francis of Assisi, roger bacon

How Far Along the Spiritual Journey Can Non-Christians Go?

Ben (เบ็น) wrote 1 week ago: This is a long post. But it asks what I’d consider a relevant and important question: In this … more →

Tags: Thoughts and Writings, Passio divinorum, john of the cross, Teresa de Avila, Islam, Thai art, Theology, Gentile, Buddha

An Outsider Test of Faith - For Insiders6 comments

intelligentchristianfaith wrote 1 week ago: Dallas area atheist John Loftus has a book called, “An Outsider Test of Faith.” I have n … more →

Tags: Apologetics, Education, Philosophy, Theology, Alvin Plantinga, Atheism, Christianity, credibility, dependency

3 Short Analyses of Maimonides, Aquinas and Eckhart on "Silence"

samuelbaudinette wrote 1 week ago: This is a short exegetical piece I prepared for my Supervisors last week. I have been meaning to sha … more →

Tags: Medieval Philosophy, Moses Maimonides, Personal Research, Ways of Negation, Meister Eckhart

Short Note on Writing

tomuytt wrote 1 week ago: Anthony Kenny says (Aquinas on Mind) “The works of St Thomas were the first major corpus to be … more →

Tags: Fun, Theology


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