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June 2013

June 19, 2013

One More Nortre Dame Book on/and the Legacy of Solidarność

Last night I went back and checked the Notre Dame Press overstock site on a...

June 17, 2013

Alan Jacobs Gets Lost in the Cosmos

Alan Jacobs on Lost in the Cosmos--the book, not this blog:"Lost in the Cosmos is the...

June 17, 2013

The Recipe for a Roman Sacred and Profane Cocktail

I made some promises here yesterday that I have to break today (Rabelais would approve)...

June 16, 2013

Rabelaisian Catholicism Redux or: How to Keep the Church Impure

Yesterday's post discussed (here) how early Christian theology was fundamentally "polluted" by the Greek tradition...

June 15, 2013

Adam Zagajewski | In the Beauty Created By Others

Early in the morning I'm grading papers at the Crossroads mall in Bellevue. It's delightful...

June 14, 2013

Rick Perry is Right? The Myth of Religious Freedom in America.

I don't want to belabor the obvious when it comes to Perry's right-ness.  What I...

June 13, 2013

Athens and Jerusalem: Philosophy as a Way of Life

In De praescriptione, vii Tertullian asks, What indeed has Athens to do with Jerusalem? What concord is there...

June 12, 2013

Supersessionism: Two for the Price of One?

Debates about supersessionism frequently flare up in America between evangelicals (generally pro) and mainliners (generally...

June 11, 2013

Czesław Miłosz | To Raja Rao

TO RAJA RAO Czesław Miłosz Raja, I wish I knew the cause of that malady....

June 10, 2013

My Being Turns to Smoke

Sonnet [read at 3AM] My being turns to smoke in the mad strife Of passions...

June 09, 2013

The Problem of the Good (not Evil) or: On Rabelaisian Catholicism

The Charles Ramsey story went from viral to vile very quickly.  The rescuer of three...

June 07, 2013

Constantine, Socrates, and Other Saints

So far this blog has spent some time on unpopular causes by exploring recent historical...

June 05, 2013

American Literary Slugfest: Papist Upstarts vs. Established Prots

In his essay "Religion and Literature" T.S. Eliot makes a most reasonable critical observation, especially...

June 04, 2013

Modern Religious Pluralism is Neither Radical nor Modern

Commentators on religion are always harping about how our contemporary "radically pluralist" situation is unprecedented,...

June 03, 2013

Latour: Rejoicing – Or the Torments of Religious Speech

It is noteworthy whenever the French philosopher of science Bruno Latour (author of We Have...

June 02, 2013

The Early Church? Show Me the Money!

Early Christian history is usually presented as the parade of a motley crew of peasants,...

June 01, 2013

"No Religion" Is Not a Concept

A recent AP FaithWorld headline about a Pew Forum poll is an excellent example of...

May 2013

May 09, 2013

Coffee and Cosmos

"When I stir my morning coffee and watch the swirling of the streaks, I am...

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