The following post is from contributor Fr. Donald L. Kloster, a priest of the Diocese of Bridgeport. Fr. Kloster has recently been assigned to St.
Category: Faith & Reason
Journey to Truth: Where are we?
The previous essays considered the journey of philosophy beginning with Thales, the father of philosophy, and ending with Aristotle. Where appropriate, I have turned to
You Conquer by Carmelite Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart of Los Angeles
Easter Greetings: I have had the immense pleasure of getting to know these beautiful women. This is a most appropriate song for Eastertide. AMDG, Karen
Confidently Following Christ: An Apologia on the Divinity of Christ with Application to the New Evangelization Part II
Belief, Epistemology, Trust The sixth presupposition is belief is more than acknowledging a set of truths. Rather, it is about following a person. It is
Confidently Following Christ: An Apologia on the Divinity of Christ with Application to the New Evangelization Part I
The audience I often find myself in is a prosperous Catholic parish, diocese, or Catholic private school in the United States. My opinion of this
Aristotle: Setting the Philosophical & Scientific Standard for Millennia
Thomas Kuhn, author of The Structure of Scientific Revolution[1], proposes that Aristotle held the scientific high ground for millennia, not because of dogma but