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In my latest article at Postliberal Order, I discuss how the novel metaphysical assumptions that modern philosophy brought to the traditional project of establishing the existence...
Ralph McInerny on Christian philosophy.
My review of James K. A. Smith’s book Make Your Home in This Luminous Dark: Mysticism, Art, and the Path of Unknowing appears in the August/September issue of First Things.
Several new articles from David Oderberg: “Hylemorphism as a Generalized Research Programme”; “In Defence of Panmoralism”; and “Turning the Tables on the Table Deniers: Metaphysica...
As I have argued since it began, President Trump’s war on Iran fails to meet several of the conditions of traditional just war doctrine. Not the least of these is the “lawful auth...
My essay “Misunderstanding “Human Dignity,’” which discusses some illuminating things Elizabeth Anscombe had to say about the subject, appears today at Postliberal Order.
Sir Anthony Kenny died on August 3. Of philosophers of his generation, Kenny was among those I most admired. He made important contributions to the philosophy of mind, philosophy...
James V. Schall, Catholic World Report The fact that a quarter of the General Catechism is devoted to prayer has always impressed me. Likewise, this year's papal audiences are...
Vincent Phillip Muñoz, First Things The dominant public philosophy among American elites is modern liberalism, often referred to merely as "liberalism." Two beliefs make up libera...
Alasdair MacIntyre on the heirs of The Philosopher.
Fifteen centuries ago, when he was falsely accused of treason, exiled from his home, and awaiting his execution, Boethius consoled himself with those words. Source
Victor Davis Hanson, New Criterion On the intellectual legacy of ancient Greece and Rome. ...
This is the fourth and final essay in a symposium that reconsiders neglected conservative thinkers. The essays were originally presented at the 2026 meeting of the Academy of Philo...
By Peter Mullen, Anglican Mainstream. (Image: Unsplash) I wanted to know about transcendence not in the gnostic or deistic sense of knowing that. Rather it was existential with me:...
By Peter Mullen, Anglican Mainstream. (Image: Unsplash) I wanted to know about transcendence not in the gnostic or deistic sense of knowing that. Rather it was existential with me:...
Alexander Dugin (1962– ) is that rare bird, a philosopher who becomes a media personality. Perhaps the last was Rûhullah Khomeini, the Grand Ayatollah. An influence on Dugin, Khome...
Dr. Chad Engelland, Word on Fire God is naturally hidden not because he is insufficiently loving or powerful but because he is Creator of all things visible and invisible.
Chad Engelland on aletheism.
Daniel J. Mahoney, The American Mind Our contemporary categories too often simplify and even estrange us from our political inheritance, and from moral and political reality.
John Bellamy Foster explains how Marx learned from chemists, physicists, biologists and the ancient Greek philosopher Epicurus
This is the third essay in a symposium that reconsiders neglected conservative thinkers. The essays were originally presented at the 2026 meeting of the Academy of Philosophy and L...
This the third and final essay in a symposium on the common good. You can read the first essay by John G. Grove here and the second essay by Rachel Lu’s essay here. It is curious h...
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