Mircea Eliade: The Intuition of the Sacred
Mircea Eliade was a philosopher and historian of religion who elaborated one of the most comprehensive transcultural theories of the origin of religion.
Why Are We So Obsessed with ChatGPT?
What Does the Fascination with ChatGPT Tell Us About Us?
Of Dying Stars and Dying to Oneself
A Lenten article that looks at how the lessons from a dying star reveal that our dying affects our neighbors.
The New Magis Institute for Clergy
The Spitzer Center for Visionary Leadership has officially merged with Magis Center, creating the Magis Institute for Clergy.
The Beam in Your Eye: Thinking Traps that Can Blind You
A discussion about thinking traps, how we can overcome them, and how they are a segue for us to become the best version of ourselves.
Sinai as Interpretive Key to Genesis Part I: Entering the Cult
Dr. Tsakinikas looks at Mount Sinai and sets out to encourage people to view Adam and Eve's story without utilizing biological explanations of origins.
Overcoming Loneliness, Isolation, and Failed Relationships
Take a look at the numbers for marriages and divorces and then see how love is the answer to overcoming loneliness.
Art for the Ages: Da Vinci’s Last Supper
A Look at Leonardo Da Vinci’s Last Supper and an answer to the question: does art have universal resonance?
Speak the Faith: A Public Speaking Course on Faith
Announcing a new course: Speak the Faith. Help young people learn to defend the Catholic Faith by teaching the importance of public speaking.
Dan Kuebler Writes About Pope Benedict’s Last Testimony on Faith and Science
Dan Kuebler Writes about Pope Benedict’s Last Testimony on Faith and Science
The Reason Why AI Will Never Be Just Like Us
Could advances in artificial intelligence result in machines that are so much like us that we might as well consider them human?
A Revolution in the Study of Ancient DNA
Scientists found Neanderthal DNA in a cave in Belgium with no Neanderthal fossils. This ancient DNA discovery is a major advance in evolutionary biology.