We Were Made for God
Dennis Dillon
October 1, AD2026
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There is a simple truth at the heart of the Christian life: We live for God and we die for God, because we were made for
Existence Is a Whodunnit
Jerome German
August 23, AD2022
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In a recent article, I called attention to the one-hundredth anniversary of G. K. Chesterton’s reception into the Catholic faith. It was an occasion that
The Church is One in the Integrity of Life
Bob Drury
July 8, AD2022
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The Church is one in the integrity of the life of the Blessed Trinity, Whose life is shared with Man as sanctifying grace through baptism.
Is Coming Into Being an Act of Creation?
Bob Drury
August 17, AD2021
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It would seem that the coming into being of a new material entity is necessarily creation today, i.e., here and now. How else but through
The Joys of Revelation Transcend Philosophy
Bob Drury
March 4, AD2021
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The joys of revelation transcend philosophy more so than existence transcends the nature of every material being, including man’s nature, the ultimate material being. The
Proving the Existence of the Immortal Human Soul
Nate Guyear
January 6, AD2021
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The concept of a human soul is difficult to grasp. The soul is not a material object. It is the God-given principle of life, united
Serial Probability, God, and Existence As Luck
Bob Drury
August 2, AD2020
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God is the knowledgeable initiator of serial probabilities, according to a recent essay. In consideration of the contingency of existence and the corresponding probability of
Life and Intelligibility vs. Death and Inanity: Scientism and Meaning
Bob Drury
November 16, AD2017
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Moses set before the people Life and Death; from another aspect, Intelligibility and Inanity. He urged them to choose life (Deuteronomy 30:19). The Transcendentals Life
