The Light of the Incarnation in a Dark World
Originally published at Catholic Insight on December 24, 2019. As Christmas approaches and this decade ends, it would be worth our while to consider the current situation we find the world in. The ex…
Originally published at Catholic Insight on December 24, 2019. As Christmas approaches and this decade ends, it would be worth our while to consider the current situation we find the world in. The ex…
Originally published at Crisis Magazine on January 29, 2019. Popular consciousness in the West has affirmed over and over again, like the beating of a drum, that natural science and the…
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Originally published in Science et Esprit 71: 1 (2019) : 129-132 [pdf id=17021]…
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Originally published in City Light News 29:12 (December 2017), 6…
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Originally published at Catholic Insight on December 28, 2018. She touched upon a variety of issues, including climate change, horoscopes, the origin of life, alternative medicine, and divine “inte…
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Originally published in Maritain Studies/Études maritainiennes 33 (2017): 168-171. …
A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Affairs in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Ph.D. in Theology at Carleton University/Dominican University Colleg…
Originally published at Catholic Insight on January 12, 2016. A review of William Lane Craig's children's book series titled What is God Like?: The Attributes of God for Children. William Lane Craig…
Originally published in City Light News 27:8 (August 2015), 22.…
Originally published in Science et Esprit 67:2 (2015): 304-308 [pdf id=17122]…
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