Purposeful Lab: Personalism, The Philosophy We Need Today
Dan Kuebler interviews philosopher Dr. John F. Crosby on the field of personalism, a philosophy that highlights the importance of the human person.
Art and Philosophy: Plastic Surgery and Pop Art
Pop art is usually used to please the eyes of society, but here, Dr. Kresser presents the argument that the only eyes we need to satisfy are God's.
The Secular Versus Catholic View of the Human Person
University of Notre Dame Professor Carter Snead explains the secular versus Catholic view of the human person.
Philosophy and Culture: Always in Style
Katie Kresser begins her new series, focused on philosophy and culture, by analyzing the debate between Meyer Schapiro and Ernst Gombrich on style.
Epistemology and How We Come to Know
Epistemology is conventionally considered the theory of knowledge. Why should one study epistemology?
Purposeful Lab: Living Harmoniously with Nature: Insights from Aristotle with John Cuddeback
In this episode of Purposeful Lab, Dr. John Cuddeback speaks with Catherine Hadro about philosophy, aristotle, human flourishing, and living harmoniously with nature
God and Suffering
Fr. Spitzer presents explores the question 'why does God allow suffering?' and the five opportunities of suffering.
Can Philosophy Provide Evidence for God’s Existence?
This article demonstrates that philosophical reasoning can not only provide evidence for God's existence but can also illuminate some of God’s attributes.
The 3 Levels of Conversion: Moral Conversion
Moral conversion focuses on the consistent practice of the higher self’s triumph over the lower self. Learn more here!
Rudolf Otto's 'Mysterium Tremendum et Fascinans' of the Numinous Experience
Within the numinous experience, the numen presents itself as having two distinct poles of feeling-content: mysterium tremendum and mysterium fascinans.
The 3 Levels of Conversion: Intellectual Conversion
A concrete aspect of Intellectual conversion is the gathering of external evidence—based on the objective order of reason—for God, Jesus, and the soul.
What is Conscience? Quotes from Immanuel Kant and John Henry Newman
Quotes from Immanuel Kant and John Henry Newman explain their arguments to answer the question, 'What is conscience?'