Alvin Plantinga is an American analytical philosopher, and is the John A. O’Brien Professor of Philosophy Emeritus at the University of Notre Dame. He has been described by Time magazine as “America’s leading orthodox Protestant philosopher of God.” …
Posts Tagged ‘philosophy’
On a Catholic-Protestant Philosophical Alliance
Posted by Peter Waymel on March 4th, 2014
Learning From a Jewish Philosopher Admired by John Paul II
Posted by ZENIT on January 29th, 2014
Since the election of Pope Francis, the Catholic Church has been engaged in a re-discovery of its close association with the poor and those who suffer. In his call for “a poor church for the poor,” Francis has reminded Christians of the need for sol…
Women have unique understanding of the ‘truth of man,’ philosopher says
Posted by CNA Daily News on November 4th, 2013
Vatican City, Nov 4, 2013 / 08:06 am (CNA/EWTN News).- In light of Pope Francis’ call for a deeper theology of women, a leading Italian philosopher spoke of the importance of Edith Stein’s writings on gender, urging that she extracts the es…
Posted in Catholic World News 
Tags: Buttiglione, philosophy, Rocco Buttiglione, vatican 
No Comments »Pontifical Academy Hosts Aquinas Conference in US
Posted by Joseph Trabbic on October 13th, 2013
For the first time in its history, the Pontifical Academy of St. Thomas Aquinas will hold a conference in the United States. The conference will take place this weekend, October 17-19, in Houston, Texas, with the sponsorship of The Center for Thomisti…
Religious Liberty and Freedom of Conscience
Posted by Father John Flynn, LC on August 2nd, 2013
The ongoing conflict in the United States about health care regulations has focused attention on conscience and religious liberty. In a recent book Robert P. George has collected a series of his essays and articles on this subject. As well as being …
Science Si! Scientism No!
Posted by Donald R. McClarey on December 6th, 2012
Above all, do not attempt to use science (I mean, the real sciences) as a defence against Christianity. They will positively encourage him to think about realities he can’t touch and see. There have been sad cases among the modern physicists. If he must dabble in science, keep him on economics and sociology; don’t let […]
Writer – John Gorzelanski (Littleton, CO)
Posted by CatholicJobs.com on December 5th, 2012
WRITER Publishing/Journalism, FT ContractJohn Gorzelanski (Littleton, CO)12/05/2012 From: John Paul Gorzelanski; Littleton, Colorado To: Interested Fathers and mature young men. Purpose: Solicit help in writing a book about fatherhood. Reason: 75 ye…
Posted in Catholic Job Search Tags: Agreement, fatherhood, job, John Gorzelanski, John Paul Gorzelanski, Littleton, philosophy No Comments »Does an unborn baby have the right to use his mother’s body?
Posted by [email protected] on November 14th, 2012
by Stephanie Gray This week I’ll be making a return trip to speak at my alma mater, UBC. This upcoming engagement has brought to mind an encounter I had with a philosophy and pre-law student at that same campus just a few months ago. The young woman …
Posted in Pro-Life Tags: abortion advocate, alma mater, Body, encounter, mater, philosophy, return, return trip, Stephanie Gray, unborn baby No Comments »Between Tradition and the Modern World
Posted by ZENIT on November 5th, 2012
An Introduction to the Thought of Fr. Bernard Lonergan
Posted in Catholic World News Tags: Giovanni PatriarcaRead, Modern, philosophy, The modern world, tradition, world No Comments »Register Radio: Myths about the Church & Plenary Indulgence
Posted by NCRegister on October 19th, 2012
By Tim Drake |
Today on Register Radio, we first spoke with Dr. Christopher Kaczor, professor of philosophy at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, about his brand new Ignatius Press book “The Seven Big Myths about the Catholic…
