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Public Intellectual
A conversation with Tom Morris
Stephen N. Williams
posted 01/01/03
The 19th Floor
Where did the ideas that shape our world begin?
Thomas Albert Howard
posted 09/01/02
Modern and Christian
How to think with the mind of Christ.
David S. Dockery
posted 07/01/02
After Experience?
William James and consumer religion
Christopher Shannon
posted 07/01/02
What It Means to Be Secular
A conversation with philosopher Charles Taylor
Interview by Bruce Ellis Benson
posted 07/01/02
Epistemology for Saints
Alvin Plantinga's magnum opus
Andrew Chignell
posted 03/01/02
Professor of Death
Peter Singer and the scandal of "bioethics."
J.L.A. Garcia
posted 09/01/01
Plato Was Right All Along
C. Stephen Evans
posted 07/01/01
Rediscoveries: Can We Be Good Without God?
C. Stephen Evans
posted 07/01/00
Because It Works, That's Why!
William A. Dembski
posted 03/01/00
Neuroscience After Nietzsche
Is the brain a symphony orchestra without a conductor?
Jeremy Lott
posted 11/01/99
What Did You Go Out into the Wilderness to See?
by Robert Royal
posted 07/01/99
Inheriting Paradise
Vigen Guroian
posted 07/01/99
Grave Matters
I shouldn't have let my parents talk to those funeral salesmen unchaperoned.
Virginia Stem Owens
posted 03/01/99
C. S. Lewis Among the Postmodernists
How to be a perspectivalist without losing your foundations.
David C. Downing
posted 11/01/98
The Anatomy of a Lie
Diane Komp
posted 09/01/98
Summa Wobegonia
Lake Wobegon confronts postmodernity.
Joy Alexander
posted 07/01/98
Nietzsche Was Right
The question is not why modern secularists oppose traditional morality; it is on what grounds they defend any morality.
by Philip Yancey
posted 01/01/98
Philosophy at the End of the World
The gospel according to Slavoj Zizek.
Ashley Woodiwiss
posted 11/25/09
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