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About Siobhan Nash-Marshall

Siobhan Nash-Marshall holds the Mary T. Clark Chair of Christian Philosophy at Manhattanville College. Author of academic books on metaphysics and the problem of evil, she has also written books and articles for a general readership. In recent years, she has devoted her attention to genocide and genocide negationism. Her most recent book, The Sins of the Fathers: Turkish Denialism and the Armenian Genocide (New York: Herder&Herder, 2018) is her first book-length treatment of the topic. After the breakout of the war in Syria, she and some friends founded CINF USA, through which they attempt to help the ancient Christian cultures of the world which are presently in peril.

Thoughts From Isolation: On Descartes & the Intellectual Roots of Our Cultural Woes

By Siobhan Nash-Marshall|2020-04-09T13:07:36-05:00April 13th, 2020|Categories: Coronavirus, Imagination, Philosophy, Truth|

So what do I believe? What do I really believe? I presently believe that I feel the sun warming my skin, that I see light streaming through my windows, that I am sitting at my desk, that I am holding a pen in my hand. I believe that it is Wednesday and that I am [...]

Facts, Feelings, and the Coronavirus: A Philosopher’s View

By Siobhan Nash-Marshall|2020-03-16T16:44:44-05:00March 16th, 2020|Categories: Coronavirus, Imagination, Philosophy|

Some years ago I had what one might call a life altering experience. It was not an aha! moment, a grand revelation. It was a more subtle affair, whose importance has become clearer to me through the years, and is one that should be shared as we live through these odd times. […]

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