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April 2017

April 19, 2017

How Did the Resurrection Historically Affect Reason?

Easter is over, but there are plenty reasons to reason out the resurrections relation to...

April 14, 2017

It’s a Good Friday to Leave Calypso’s Island

The specter of death haunts Western civilization at its roots like any other civilization. Greek and...

February 2017

February 07, 2017

What Does Greek Philosopher Socrates Have to do with the Christian Saints?

The old question from Tertullian's Prescription Against the Heretics is "What does Athens have...

November 2015

November 07, 2015

From Ancient Philosophy to Christian Wisdom

The relationship of early Christian theology to philosophy is near and dear to me. I...

April 2015

April 04, 2015

Death as an Object of Faith II: To Live Facing Holy Saturday

What follows is a longread essay by Dariusz Karlowicz that appeared in his award-winning Polish-language...

April 03, 2015

Holy Saturday: Death as an Object of Faith

What follows is a longread essay by Dariusz Karlowicz that appeared in his award-winning Polish-language...

September 2014

September 14, 2014

The Empire Strikes Back: Feast of the Holy Cross

It's easy to forget the Feast of the Holy Cross is a consummate Constantinian feast....

April 2014

April 19, 2014

Holy Saturday: Death is Here to Teach us Something

Yesterday I happened upon a PBS interview with the poet Christian Wiman author of the acclaimed...

March 2014

March 16, 2014

Bye-Bye Hypatia Science Martyr?

Continuing in a demythologizing vein I'd like to debunk the picture of Hypatia of Alexandria...

December 2013

December 31, 2013

Blurred Lines: (Theologically) Nothing is Sacred

Let's get back to the principles of Rabelaisian Catholicism. It all started with a post...

September 2013

September 09, 2013

Considerations for a (Violent &) Secular Age

I've been working on yet another translation of a Dariusz Karłowicz text. This time it's...

July 2013

July 09, 2013

Disconsolate Karłowicz & Dostoevsky Tarry with Theological Corpses

One of my readers has (rightfully?) chided me about my obsession with the negative aspects...

June 2013

June 07, 2013

Constantine, Socrates, and Other Saints

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