Whatever Happened to Sin? Part 2
In Part 1 of this essay, I noted that the Catholic hierarchy is attempting to straddle two incompatible views: the modern pagan view [...]
In Part 1 of this essay, I noted that the Catholic hierarchy is attempting to straddle two incompatible views: the modern pagan view [...]
Original Sin as depicted by Brueghel and Rubens Whatever happened to sin? For the answer to this perplexing [...]
In recent decades, the study of history has lost its former place of honor in U.S. education. That is unfortunate, [...]
Several centuries ago Francis Bacon (1521-1626) offered this sage advice on thought and discussion: “Read not to contradict and confute; [...]
In February, 2023 in the midst of a variety of troubling events in the nation and the world, a group [...]
“Why?” “What could possibly explain this behavior?” “How did we get to this state of affairs?” These questions and a [...]
Bust of Socrates In the late 1980s I was invited to Singapore to help their Curriculum Development Institute [...]
The concept of academic freedom is centuries old and has been modified over time. Since 1940 it has had these [...]
Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen (1895-1971) is best remembered for his incisive and witty television presentations, but he was also a [...]
Watching the news these days calls to mind the old Jewish adage, “Send a fool to close the shutters and [...]