What is Art?
Filed in A-Featured & Art & Leisure & Philosophy | November 4, 2009
Roger Scruton argues that there are universal standards by which to judge art.
Archive for the 'Religion' Category
Top Three Questions
About My Interview On The Daily Show
Filed in A-Featured & Current Events & Leisure & Media & Philosophy | October 20, 2009
Jennifer Burns reports on her Daily Show experience.
Redefining Death — Again
Filed in A-Featured & Medical Mondays & Philosophy & Psychology & Science | October 19, 2009
How do we define death?
Monsters and Wild Things
Filed in A-Editor's Picks & A-Featured & Film & Leisure & Literature & Media & Philosophy & Prose | October 15, 2009
Stephen Asma, author of On Monsters looks at Where the Wild Things Are.
Scattering The Lost Tribes of Israel
Filed in A-Featured & History & Western Religion | September 22, 2009
A look at the lost tribes and how they got lost.
The Case for Michael Jackson’s Doctor
Filed in A-Featured & Current Events & Health & Law & Medical Mondays & Philosophy & Science | September 14, 2009
Was Michael Jackson’s doctor responsible?
Defining Terrorism
Filed in A-Featured & Philosophy & Politics | August 20, 2009
An excerpt from How Terrorism is Wrong.
Darwin’s Religious Odyssey
Filed in A-Featured & History & Religion & Science & UK & VSI & Western Religion | August 6, 2009
An excerpt from Science and Religion: A Very Short Introduction, which was recently awarded The Dingle Prize.
Augustine of Hippo: The Making of a Professor
Filed in A-Featured & Biography & Religion & UK & Western Religion | July 29, 2009
An excerpt from the late Professor Henry Chadwick’s recently-discovered biography of Augustine of Hippo.
Family Strategies and Nuns without Vocation
Filed in A-Featured & History & Religion & UK & Western Religion | July 15, 2009
An excerpt from Nuns: A History of Convent Life by Silvia Evangelisti.
