Contributor

Keith E. Buhler

Keith E. Buhler

the need to recover tradition - II

Francis Beckwith said, “Moreover, much of what I have taken for granted as a Protestant—e.g., the catholic creeds, the doctrines of the Trinity and the Incarnation, the Christian understanding of man, and the canon of Scripture—is the result of a […]

Keith E. BuhlerEducation

Donald - a Dialogue on Moral Actions

Dramatis Personae Donald - a lead guitarist for a successful rock band Nat - an inquisitive college student --- Have I improved? Be frank with me, Don. I might say you've

Keith E. BuhlerChurch

the need to recover tradition I

It's now old news that Francis Beckwith has returned (converted back?) to the Roman Catholic Church of his youth. His change of denomination does however provide the oppurtunity

Keith E. BuhlerAnthropologyembodimentTheology and Practice

A question for discussion

Which is more important, to know reality or to know yourself? This distinction keeps coming up in the sources I have been reading (or listening to) and I'd

Keith E. Buhler

Idiocrasy - White Magic for our time

In one of the essays in the Weight of Glory collection, CS Lewis interrupts himself to break the “fourth wall” of literature and confront the reader with this question: (And I paraphrase,) “Do you think I am trying to charm […]

Keith E. Buhler

You know what you get with an assumption, don't you?

“In a nonmetaphysical age there is probably more metaphysics, in the common sense (ie a priori assumptions) than in any other, because there is more complete unconsciousness that we are resting on our own ideas, while we please ourselves with […]

Keith E. BuhlerDevotional

Finding Gratitude

Perhaps it is a confession of vanity, but when I was in my teenage years, I hated zits. I was perhaps no more pimply than the other folks at my high school, but it was enough! I hated the deleterious […]

Keith E. Buhler

EASTER, by George Herbert

Easter is passed, and, like any Holiday, once it is gone, it is easily forgotten. (And, for those who celebrated lent, it is perhaps pleasant to forget!) Yet the significance of the Holy Day transcends its chronological passing. As one […]

Keith E. BuhlerChurch

Mary for Evangelicals

How ought evangelicals to think about Mary, the mother of Jesus? I am a born-and-raised protestant. I grew up in a “non-demonimational” Vineyard Christian Fellowship church. I have since spent a lot of time in Episcopalian parishes, but I have […]

Keith E. BuhlerTheology and Practice

What is the Good News?

I spent my morning with a wonderful friend (who is now also my boss) inviting some high school-aged young people to attend Wheatstone Academy this summer. Our "marketing

Keith E. BuhlerUncategorized

Google Maps Marches on

Check out this LAist article about the ever-increasing beauty and awe-inspiring helpfulness of Google Maps...

Keith E. Buhler

Turbo-Taxed

Once again, I was impressed with the (relatively) painless process of filing my taxes with TurboTax’s online service. For my admittedly simple W2 earner’s return, it took me about an hour and fifteen minutes, it cost me $60 total for […]