Libertas scholastica is for the most part today a dead letter. What we have instead is “academic freedom.” Early 20th century scholars tried to connect the two in a grand genealogy from the libertas scholastica of the medieval universities, to...https://t.co/VfcqSy7098
— Church Life Journal (@ChurchLifeND) June 11, 2020
"Houser, whose text primarily relies on the deductive reasoning of Aristotelian logic—with a healthy dose of grammar and rhetoric at the beginning—helps us identify the prevalence of illogic in public discourse." @CUAPress https://t.co/QfGeKv66Bu
— Russell Kirk Center (@KirkCenter) June 12, 2020
Two important articles on Catholicism and phenomenology in light of Edward Baring's book "Converts to the Real."
— Genealogies of Modernity (@GenofMod) June 12, 2020
@HumbGonzGonzalez in @GenofMod and Michael Gubser in @ChurchLifeND
Read them both. #Philosophy https://t.co/932U9Hs8Wxhttps://t.co/uL0NC4uAi9
.#COMINGSOON "The Next Pope: The Leading Cardinal Candidates" by @EdwardPentin
— SophiaInsPress (@SophiaInsPress) June 3, 2020
Details: https://t.co/pw3u0sZnbQ#papacy #Catholicism #CatholicChurch #Cardinals pic.twitter.com/JzYWHAMucy