Ryan J Brady 4/8/20 Ryan J Brady 4/8/20

The Heavens Declare the Glory of God

In his monograph, Cosmology Without God? The Problematic Theology Inherent in Modern Cosmology—a revised version of his doctoral dissertation written under Michael Hanby at the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and Family at the Catholic University of America—Fr. David Alcalde pronounces a harsh sentence on the cogency of much contemporary science-religion dialogue, in particular in the domain of theological claims made in virtue of the hypotheses, theories, or conclusions of modern cosmology

Ryan J Brady 4/3/20 Ryan J Brady 4/3/20

Now Is Not the Time

Joseph G. Trabbic 12/19/19 Joseph G. Trabbic 12/19/19

Thomism and political liberalism

Ryan J Brady 12/13/19 Ryan J Brady 12/13/19

What Is the Philosophy of Nature? Review of Feser’s Aristotle’s Revenge

Edward Feser’s Aristotle’s Revenge (Editiones Scholasticae, 2019) is consequently a welcome addition to the late 20th- and early 21st-century resurgence of broadly Aristotelian and Thomistic approaches to the philosophy of nature, and the volume spells out in detail and begins to develop the metaphysical grounds to which Simon refers. It is essential reading for those interested in the topic of the perennial Aristotelian philosophy of nature and its relationship to the particular natural sciences.

Ryan J Brady 12/1/19 Ryan J Brady 12/1/19

Those Two Roads: How a Natural Philosophical Solution to a Difficulty about Motion Serves Thomistic Theology

By JOHN BRUNGARDT, Ph.D.

A consideration of the philosophical notion of motion and how this aids Thomistic theology.

Jörgen Vijgen 9/17/19 Jörgen Vijgen 9/17/19

Antoine Touron’s 'La Vie de S. Thomas d’Aquin'

Ryan J Brady 8/20/19 Ryan J Brady 8/20/19

Thomas Aquinas and the Greek Fathers

Tom Osborne 7/24/19 Tom Osborne 7/24/19

New Book on Lying and Homosexual Activity

Brandon L. Wanless 7/22/19 Brandon L. Wanless 7/22/19

"Apostle to the Apostles"

Brandon L. Wanless 7/17/19 Brandon L. Wanless 7/17/19

The Love of God Poured Out: Grace and the Gifts of the Holy Spirit in St. Thomas Aquinas

Ryan J Brady 7/14/19 Ryan J Brady 7/14/19

Three Divine Persons Distinguished by Four Real Relations: On the Correct Translation of ST I, Q. 30, A. 2

JOHN O’NEILL, PhD Cand.

Thomas has already identified four relations in God and defined a divine person as a subsisting relation. Why, then, are the four real relations not four persons? Or why are there not only three real relations that subsist?

Jörgen Vijgen 7/9/19 Jörgen Vijgen 7/9/19

Leonard E. Boyle O.P.

Taylor O'Neill 7/5/19 Taylor O'Neill 7/5/19

The Importance of Good Posture

BRETT T. FEGER

Aquinas’ analysis of the physical disposition of man’s posture provides a groundwork from which a meaningful conversation can be had with evolutionary materialists who reduce man to a mere animal.