Matt Walsh its literally what the Founding Fathers had in mind.

Note that even if (contrary to fact) 'philosophy' & 'theology' named non-overlapping activities, it would still be the case that the same person could do both of them.

There's a lot you can learn by teaching philosophy. So far, the main thing I've learned is that my students do not understand philosophy.

i am a thomist in the sense that thomas aquinas is in my ontology

My colleague Alan Levinovitz in the New York Times! nytimes.com/2025/10/03/hea…

How does the president reconcile "I want to be good" with "I hate my enemies". Clearly whatever idea of God he has is inconsistent with Christian notions.

Reading Richard Swinburne's book "Revelation: from Metaphor to Analogy" can be very helpful for freeing minds from this kind of confusion. Even if you think God speaks through the Bible you don't have to wage an eternal, hopeless, desperate war against biblical scholarship!

Ok, but here's the real question: are angels aliens? Leibniz thinks so. (Seriously.)

philosophy trends come and go, but God or Nature endures

Lovely write-up about great things happening in my department! jmu.edu/news/cal/2025/…

Children's literature in the 'news': theonion.com/u-s-military-c…

When real scholars (like Dr. Haecker here) make provocative statements like this, they're always followed by unduly restrictive (or otherwise idiosyncratic) definitions to make them true. Pseudo-Dionysius is not Maimonides. Everything is itself and not another thing.

Well, THIS happened on Jeapordy today…

whenever i meet a lawyer it’s like awww did philosophy not work out for you sweetie ?

very diplomatic of him to say "re-read"

Pope Leo quotes Hannah Arendt: “The ideal subject of totalitarian rule is not the convinced Nazi or the convinced Communist, but people for whom the distinction between fact and fiction and the distinction between true and false no longer exist." cbsnews.com/chicago/news/p…

the 3 most important sacraments

Rhetorical garbage like this is why academics hold apologetics in contempt.

Megan Fritts Colin is tormented by the nothingness Yeah, this is the the issue. People who say 'time is not real' almost always suppose that time's being real would involve some kind of A-theory being true. I can barely even make sense of A-theory, so I'm not at all convinced it's related to what we ordinarily mean by 'time'.