When Emily Dickinson wrote “Hope is the thing with feathers/That perches in the Soul” I think she comes closer to a definition of hope than Julian Baggini, a British philosopher, does in his lips-tightly-pressed-together piece, ...
If there is anything missing in the vitriolic debates about the relative worth/worthlessness of religion, it’s the question of the ineffable.
Thomas Aquinas, after a life in spent crafting his Summa Theologica in which he aimed ...
Part of the reason that I gave up reading the cadre of New Atheists self-styled as the Four Horsemen—Christopher Hitchens, Daniel Dennett, Sam Harris and Richard Dawkins—was that, charges of arrogance aside, they seemed to ...