Reading Time: 4 minutes By Georgiana DePugh, University of Dallas Sensation is a reception of the form without the matter. In Aristotle’s De Anima, there are many concepts he
Reading Time: 6 minutes By Jonathan C. McMonigal, Holy Apostles College and Seminary Part I: Introduction When searching to explain the metaphysical structure of reality, the mind encounters the problem
Reading Time: 13 minutes By Bartlomiej Staniszewski, Oxford University Disclaimer (13th of December 2021): While this article offers some ways of escaping Kant’s critique, it does not evaluate those
Reading Time: 7 minutes By Elizabeth Zahorick, University of Notre Dame In the Middle Ages, university professors commonly taught their students using Peter Lombard’s Sentences, a book of commentary
Reading Time: 5 minutes By Joshua Orsi, The Catholic University of America Nicholas of Cusa was one of the most brilliant and most unappreciated theologians in the history of
Reading Time: 6 minutes By Georgina DePugh, University of Dallas An approach to Sacra Doctrina through Thomas Aquinas should flow from humble docility. According to Thomas, Sacra Doctrina is
Reading Time: 5 minutes By Will Deatherage, Executive Director Love is arguably one of the most misunderstood concepts in modern Western civilization, given the word’s diverse meanings in English.
Reading Time: 12 minutes By Bartlomiej Staniszewski, Oxford University Disclaimer (14/12/2021): When I wrote this, I was quite dissatisfied with the conclusion, given its humility, but now it seems
Reading Time: 21 minutes By Gillian Richards, The Catholic University of America Certain Catholic critics of the American Constitutional order often point to the contemporary social and political climate
Reading Time: 7 minutes By Elise Flick, The Catholic University of America Evolution is a topic that those skeptical of the Christian faith—or any faith that holds that the
