These are articles on Catholic Philosophy.
In this essay, John Paul explores the Christian duty to vote within a democracy, contrasting utilitarian ethics with the moral teachings of the Church. This essay delves into the complexities of promoting the common good and the challenges posed by unjust democracies.
Explore the historical and theological perspectives on nonviolence and military service within the early Christian Church, contrasting traditionalist views with modern interpretations.
The Sword and the Cross: The Christian Soldier’s Dilemma Read More »
This thought-provoking essay explores the intricate relationship between societal laws and moral freedom. Delve into historical contexts, legal precedents, and philosophical reflections to understand the bondage of freedom and its implications for modern society.
War and Obscenity: The Dark Side of American Ideals Read More »
The essay argues that Augustine’s and the Catholic Church’s ‘Just War’ Theory are relics from a time when BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street were not in charge of the corporate war industry.
[the-subtitle] he Diet of Worms in 1122 brought a rather turbulent chapter in Europe’s history to a close. For nearly fifty years the question of where the authority of a bishop derives from, whether it comes from the pope or the emperor, had been the cause of civil war, excommunication and strongly worded letters between
The Role of Community in Shaping Art and Architecture: A Catholic Perspective Read More »
long with the rest of America, the American Catholic Church has undergone a major shift in its demographics over the past several decades. As of 2014, at least 42 percent of American Catholics are people of color.[1] Every Sunday in America, Mass is celebrated in dozens of languages, and American Catholics are increasingly diverse in
Race and Catholicism in America: A Historical and Cultural Exploration Read More »
f one is to take part in any relevant conversation about social justice, one must first acknowledge that we live in a pluralistic world. Globalization has forced even the most devout essentialist to accept that we must share our world with a variety of societies that consist of different creeds, traditions, and philosophical understandings. Many
Natural Law: A Universal and Rational Basis for Morality in a Pluralistic World Read More »
The role and place of God in René Descartes approach to metaphysics is prime-sequitur. Being that God is first and supremely perfect; perfect knowledge of all things that follows from God is also dependent upon God.
Descartes and God: How the Father of Modern Philosophy Approached Metaphysics Read More »
