The 10 latest articles on Philosophy of Science and Religion come from 9 sources, published between Nov 5 and Nov 13. Most come from Catholic Exchange (2).
People in these stories: Christ (5), Paul (4), Plato (3), Jesus (2), Peter (2), Aristotle (2)
Organizations: Church (5)
Places: Mass (2), Rome (2), Earth (2), Europe (2)
For generations of seminarians, the name Rudolf Bultmann was inescapable. His work was assigned in graduate theology courses and adopted by professors. His impact on Christian biblical scholarship was corrosive. However, the premises underlying his work were not seriously questioned…
BLOGS: Trevin Wax Solid Ground in a Fluid Age: 3 New Books on Virtue Trevin Wax | November 12, 2026 Share Share Post Post Email More By Trevin Everyone seems to be talking about virtue lately—there’s been an uptick in books on the…
Many people reach a point where they realize they no longer know who they are outside of their obligations.Chapel Hill, NC - November 9, 2026 - At some point during adulthood, maybe even before, something shifts. The person you were – spontaneous, curious, playful,…
Featured From Bishop Hying Photo from Unsplash Audio Content Listen to this article · Share this on Facebook Share this on X Share this by email Beauty to reflect the glory of God On November 18, the Memorial of the Dedication of…
ChristianityInterfaithInterfaith Critique Christianity’s “Marcionite Temptation”: Are the God of Moses and the God of Jesus the Same? By: Bheria Date: November 11, 2026 10 min. Share post: PrintCopy URLFacebookTwitterWhatsAppTelegramReddItEmail Christian anti-Judaism needs no introduction. Long before the emergence of modern racial antisemitism, Christianity…
Roy Delia Nov 8, 2026 Nov 8, 2026 0 3 min to read New subscriber benefit! Share this article paywall-free Email Copy Link “Why do the heathen rage, and the people imagine a vain thing? The kings of the earth set themselves, and the rulers take…
The whole trajectory of modern spirituality is immersed in, and enamored with, the very things that the Gnostic rejects as temporary and illusory: the body, nature, the world itself. November 12, 2026 Matthew Becklo The Dispatch Print (Image: engin akyurt / Unsplash.com)…
On the evening of All Souls Day, November 2, 1936, St. Faustina went to the cemetery. After praying there for a while, she went to the chapel and prayed to “gain the indulgences,” as she writes in her Diary (748). The indulgences for…
Joshua Mitchell November 12, 2026 Share Article In the Republic, Plato writes that unless liberated by philosophy, by the awakening of the divine part of the soul, the condition of man is akin to living in a dimly lit cave, enthralled by…
By Regis Martin|2026-11-07T13:56:15-06:00November 7th, 2026|Categories: Atheism, Catholicism, Christianity, Culture, Religion, Why Being Rather Than Nothingness? Series| We shouldn’t ask the very people who despise our culture, who are determined on its destruction, to instruct us on all that is noble and…
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