Why Being Rather Than Nothingness? Part II

By |2026-05-11T15:10:11-05:00May 11th, 2026|Categories: Catholicism, Nature of God, Science, Why Being Rather Than Nothingness? Series|

While scientific inquiry and advances have changed the world we live in, it does not have the power to penetrate even a centimeter into the primary question of God. There once lived a rather tiresome New England transcendentalist by the name of Margaret Fuller, reputed to have been America’s first feminist, who had fallen early [...]

Why God Made You

By |2026-05-09T17:51:00-05:00May 9th, 2026|Categories: Books, Catholicism, Cluny, Nature of God, Nature of Man|

If you’re doing the work that’s given you for the glory of God your work is just as important as the Prime Minister’s. And it ought to be a consolation to those of us whom ill-health has knocked out of life’s battle altogether, so that God seems to have no work for us to do [...]

C.S. Lewis on Miracles: A Call to Those Who Do Not Believe

By |2026-03-09T20:49:20-05:00March 9th, 2026|Categories: C.S. Lewis, Christianity, Nature of God|

C.S. Lewis believes in the laws of nature, but he argues that miracles do not violate them because miracles are done by the Creator of the natural world Himself. Miracles are, therefore, exceptions to the laws of nature. The Great Commission commands all Christians to share the Gospel with non-Christians. Different groups of non-Christians want [...]

Life as God Sees It

By |2026-02-12T14:23:10-06:00February 12th, 2026|Categories: Catholicism, Christianity, Nature of God|

Why do our lives happen this way or that? Are they meaningless? For four thousand winters Adam lay bound, bound by death, bound in death. So the medieval English hymn Adam lay ybounden has it. Not much is known about the hymn other than the parchment it is preserved on and speculations of its provenance. That is enough for our [...]

Teacher of God’s Transcendence

By |2026-01-17T20:56:46-06:00January 17th, 2026|Categories: Books, Catholicism, Cluny, Nature of God, Nature of Man, Sainthood, St. John of the Cross|

Saint John of the Cross restores, to a world which had nearly lost it, a sense of the transcendence of Almighty God. This is not to say that he loses sight for a moment of the Divine immanence, a subject which no mystical work treats with more delicacy and insight than the Spiritual Canticle. But [...]

Christ as the Center of Culture

By |2026-01-21T15:00:51-06:00January 14th, 2026|Categories: Catholic Culture Series, Catholicism, Christianity, Culture, Imagination, Nature of God|

Jesus Christ remains absolutely central to the life of the Church and, indeed, to the whole created order of the universe. In a Catholic economy of salvation, the two orders of nature and grace, of man and God, are not sundered one from the other. Jesus became the Savior of both realms, and God meant [...]

Western Civilization: Rooted in Dignity & Love

By |2025-12-17T15:19:47-06:00December 17th, 2025|Categories: American Republic, Ancient World, Bradley J. Birzer, Christianity, Community, Nature of God, Senior Contributors, Western Civilization, Western Tradition|

We can trace the desire to understand the universal quality and dignity of the human person as far back as our very origin as a Western people. As I get older, I’m terribly troubled by the move—going on since rise of the New Left and, especially, the Maoists who introduced us to Political Correctness in [...]

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