Why Offering It Up Is Countercultural
I’ve often struggled with the concept of offering it up. If you’re a cradle Catholic, you’ve probably heard it from your parents when the going gets tough.
A Christian Take on Love
Love, as a theological virtue, is the virtue by which we love God for his own sake and we love others for the sake of God—that is, we love God in others.
Quantum Logic: Last Days and the Resurrection of the Dead
As Catholics, we believe that we will be resurrected and judged on the Last Day. Could quantum logic offer a scientific basis for that belief?
St. Ignatius on Overcoming Desolation
St. Ignatius of Loyola offers a series of “rules,” or principles, which can help us work against this depressing and downward movement of desolation.
Reasons to Be Confident about the Historical Jesus
Through philosophical presuppositions, historical methodology, and the Gospels, we find a reason to believe in and evidence for the “historical” Jesus.
When God Drew Near: Entering into the Joy of Christmas
When God Drew Near: Entering into the Joy of Christmas
Does Quantum Mechanics Speak to Catholic Teaching II: Quantum Mysteries Intersect Theology
Does Quantum Mechanics Speak to Catholic Teaching II: Quantum Mysteries Intersect Theology
O Nata Lux: An Advent Reflection by Dr. Michelle Francl
O Nata Lux: An Advent Reflection by Dr. Michelle Francl
Does Quantum Mechanics Speak to Catholic Teaching I: General Considerations
Does quantum mechanics shed any light on theological principles and, if so, how? This is how quantum mechanics intersects theology.
5 Steps to Finding God's Will for Your Life
Choices define our lives. How do we discern God's will and choose it over our own? Believe it or not, we already know what the will of God is for each of us
Who can do Science? Who has done Science.
Science is for everyone, not just a select few. We need more people, and a more diverse body of people, going into science and science-related fields.
Moral Relativism and the Culture of 'Meh'
The culture of “meh” is the withered fruit of moral relativism. Let's leave the Land of the Bland by attentiveness to creation, relationships, and reality.