What We Can Learn From Thomas Aquinas About Justice
The ancient Greeks were quite concerned about justice in the polis, the city state.
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Why the Lost Cause Narrative Is A Danger To Democracy
Political, philosophical, and theological ideas are powerful.
A Time of Lament and Celebration
On this 250th anniversary of our nation, as Americans gather on July 4 beneath skies illuminated by fireworks and streets adorned in red, white and blue, my heart is fraught with mixed emotions.Donald’s Substack is a reader-supported publication.
The Ordination of Women
Unfortunately, the ordination of called, gifted, and talented women continues to be a thorny issue within some Christian traditions.
Ours Will Not Be The Fate of Icarus
In Greek mythology, there is the famous story of Icarus and his father, Daedalus, who escaped from Crete using wings fashioned from feathers and wax.
The Human Quest for Knowledge
The pursuit of knowledge is as old as humanity itself.
Water Does It Again
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Extremist Beliefs VS. Biblical Truth
The Michael Biopic
More Than A Classic Coming of Age Story
The Meaning of Life
This morning on NPR, I listened to an interview with Arthur Brooks regarding his new book, The Meaning of Life. Brooks’ research explores the growing problem of nihilism in modern society and its deleterious effects upon the human spirit. He also offers pragmatic strategies for confronting this perennial existential crisis in postmodern culture. As I reflected upon the interview, an important…