Category: Guest Posts

An Essay by Graham McAleer

An Essay by Graham McAleer

Today, we are delighted to share an essay by Graham McAleer, discussing his new book Tolkien, Philosopher of War!
Q&A with Robert Dobie

Q&A with Robert Dobie

Robert J. Dobie is Professor and Chair of Philosophy at LaSalle University, and author of Thinking through Revelation: Islamic, Jewish, and Christian Philosophy in the Middle Ages and Logos and Revelation: Ibn ‘Arabi, Meister Eckhart, and Mystical Hermeneutics. 
Let it be Printed!: Fr. James Bradley on Canon Law and Banned Books Week

Let it be Printed!: Fr. James Bradley on Canon Law and Banned Books Week

During “Banned Books Week” what often comes to mind is the censorship of important historical works of fiction, like Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird. However, banning books purely in the name of censorship is wildly different from taking measures to ensure the publication of accurate Catholic theology. In this blog post, we take a nuanced look at the complexities of complexities of the Nihil Obstat.
Q&A with Daniel Waldow

Q&A with Daniel Waldow

In this blog we welcome Daniel Waldow, assistant professor of theology at Saint Francis University, PA, to discuss the the theological impact of his book The Suffering Servant.
Q&A with Shaun Blanchard and Richard T. Yoder

Q&A with Shaun Blanchard and Richard T. Yoder

In this blog post, we give a warm welcome to both Shaun Blanchard and Richard T. Yoder as they discuss their book Jansenism: An International Anthology. Shaun Blanchard is lecturer in theology, University of Notre Dame, Australia. Richard T. Yoder is a doctoral candidate in history at Penn State University. 
Q&A with Michael Gorman

Q&A with Michael Gorman

We are excited to have our author, Michael Gorman, discuss his book A Contemporary Introduction to Thomistic Metaphysics on our blog. Michael Gorman is ordinary professor of philosophy at The Catholic… READ MORE
Q&A with Matthew McWhorter

Q&A with Matthew McWhorter

We are pleased to have Matthew McWhorter on our blog to discuss his book Meditation as Spiritual Therapy. Matthew R. McWhorter is assistant professor at Divine Mercy University. Q: Meditation in… READ MORE

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