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The questions the church confronts most severely at present are questions of theological anthropology—so human origins and the doctrine of the Fall matter.
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Knowledge Spackle
Matthew Lee AndersonEpistemology
The Philosophical Muddles of Postmodernism
Matthew Lee AndersonEpistemology
In a recent homily, Pope Benedict described the current intellectual climate in the world as a ‘dictatorship of relativism.‘ While the phrase was welcomed in many corners (like mine), it was challenged as disingenuous and incoherent at The Corner by […]
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Character, Skepticism, and Prayer
Keith E. BuhlerEpistemology
“He who knows others is learned. He who knows himself is wise.” – Lao Tzu With the reading of many books comes learning. With the in-depth analysis of a broad range of topics and issues comes the reputation for being […]
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On Engineering Deficits and Papal Pronouncements
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Do we think in language?
Matthew Lee AndersonEducationEpistemology
Why Volumes? I have no idea. It just seemed right. I missed last night’s session due to grading, but these are a few thoughts from tonight. Socrates’ relationship to Theaetetus is as a midwife to a person in labor, or […]
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Thoughts on Theaetetus: Volume III
Matthew Lee AndersonEducationEpistemology
Theaetetus is introduced by Theodorus, a teacher of geometery who praises Theatetus for being acute, manly, and above all, a man of unique and peculiar gentleness. But is Theaetetus, a man of some nobility, a good student? Theodorus praises him […]
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Thoughts on Theaetetus: Volume I