Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of God
Donald DeMarco
Etienne Gilson was one of the clearest thinking philosophers of the 20th century. As a good philosopher, naturally, he fully understood the importance of reason, a power that is often downgraded or even dismissed in the modern world. In an address he gave at Harvard’s Tercentenary Celebration (1936), he made the following statement: “Realism always […]
Donald DeMarco
Etienne Gilson was one of the clearest thinking philosophers of the 20th century. As a good philosopher, naturally, he fully understood the importance of reason, a power that is often downgraded or even dismissed in the modern world. In an address he gave at Harvard’s Tercentenary Celebration (1936), he made the following statement: “Realism always […]
The Counter-cultural Idea of a Christian University
by Ted McAllister
The next great Christian university will oppose the combination of modernism and cultural ideology now regnant in the academy. Read More »
by Ted McAllister
The next great Christian university will oppose the combination of modernism and cultural ideology now regnant in the academy. Read More »
Leisure the Basis of Labor
By David Deavel on Dec 25, 2019 10:00 pm
Michael Naughton’s new book, “Getting Work Right,” is a wonderful invitation to share a vision of work that goes beyond resume obsession or Thank-God-It’s-Friday attitudes. It’s an invitation to Thank God It’s Sunday and keep thanking all week long. Getting Work Right: Labor and Leisure in a Fragmented World, by Michael J. Naughton (200 ...
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By David Deavel on Dec 25, 2019 10:00 pm
Michael Naughton’s new book, “Getting Work Right,” is a wonderful invitation to share a vision of work that goes beyond resume obsession or Thank-God-It’s-Friday attitudes. It’s an invitation to Thank God It’s Sunday and keep thanking all week long. Getting Work Right: Labor and Leisure in a Fragmented World, by Michael J. Naughton (200 ...
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