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January 2015

January 28, 2015
Today is the Feast Day of Thomas Aquinas, and by extension of all theologians. Since...
January 28, 2015
Do you ever notice how at a talk when there's a Q&A, there will always...
January 27, 2015
A long long time ago I watched the play Mass Appeal, excellently acted in Paris by...
January 27, 2015
In a previous post about philosophy and the existence of God, I made a couple points....
January 26, 2015
When it comes to the Liturgy, I'm decidedly a "conservative," a Benedict man through and...
January 24, 2015
I apologize for the snarky headline, but sometimes it can't be helped. The chair of...
January 24, 2015
In, I think, Atheist Delusions (my review here) David Bentley Hart makes the following argument: that...
January 24, 2015
This morning I woke up thinking about that podcast I did on the theory of penal substitutionary...
January 24, 2015
One frustrating aspect of theological discussion is the opposition that we too often find between dogmatic theology...
January 23, 2015
Time for your not-really-weekly roundup of my non-Patheos writing! Remember, if you want to keep...
January 23, 2015
As frequent readers will know, I'm often wary of drawing facile antinomies between "Modernity" and "Christianity"...
January 22, 2015
The common misconception about the doctrine of Papal infallibility is that the Pope can say...
January 21, 2015
Over the Christmas break, I read C.S. Lewis's The Allegory of Love (my first Lewis book!...
January 15, 2015
We can debate the filioque and the Quartodeciman Controversy all day. What are some specific...
January 15, 2015
When I did was invited to the Theologues podcast on the New Atheism, I was asked...
January 14, 2015
My old pal David Sessions, who was raised in a fundamentalist Christian household and is now...
January 14, 2015
One theme in Meister Eckhart's writings is the noble man as the figure of the...
January 14, 2015
I wanted to write this earlier in the week but the Charlie Hebdo events have...
January 13, 2015
You know Leah Libresco is awesome, right? Right. Well, now she has a radio show,...
January 09, 2015
Welcome to my (somewhat) weekly roundup of my writing outside Patheos. Remember that if you...
January 08, 2015
Today I learned (link in French, sorry), that on December 23rd, 1951 the diocese of Dijon had Santa...
January 07, 2015
Fellow Patheosi Hemant Mehta, the "Friendly Atheist", covers a new atheist book: How “God” Works: A Logical...
January 06, 2015
Most moral philosophy proceeds by way of thought experiments, like the (in)famous trolley problem. Virtue ethicists,...
January 03, 2015
Some background: while most conservative Christians have applauded the so-called "New Homophile" movement of celibate...
January 02, 2015
The ontological argument is the red-headed stepchild of philosophical arguments for the existence of God....
January 01, 2015
Of the three "great religions of the Book" two of them claim that their Sacred...

December 2014

December 22, 2014
As frequent readers will know, I frequently write on religious matters outside of Patheos, and...
December 22, 2014
A recurrent theme in the whole simmering "New Atheist" controversy is the question of the...
December 22, 2014
It doesn't take me more than ten seconds to cry if I think about the...
December 21, 2014
As you know (oh yeah! still beating that dead horse!) one of the most frequent...
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