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Telic Hypotheses and Human Ethics
Telic Hypotheses and Human Ethics 1.1 What Is Meant By Saying That Humans Have A Telos 1.2 Introduce Three Ways of Talking About Teleology Originally posted 2011-12-26 07:42:33. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
The Persecution of Religion by G. K. Chesterton
(Collected Works, Volume xxxiii, The Illustrated London News 1923-1925, Ignatius Press, 1990, pp. 286-290) Most of us feel something rather arresting, not to say alarming, about the case of the man who was locked up in a lunatic asylum for eight … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Cosmology, Ecumenicity, Education, Ethics: Righteousness, G.K. Chesterton, Politics, Society, The Church, Theology, Thoughts
Tagged Chesterton, Christianity, education, faith, irrationality, nonsense, persecution, rational, religion, Thoughts, worldview
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The Ideal of a Leisure State G. K. Chesterton
Originally Published in the The Illustrated London News, March 21, 1925 Among the strange and rather stiff antics of the rather antiquated art of party journalism is the duty laid upon the good party man of trying to disagree with … Continue reading
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Tagged character, Chesterton, Christ, christian rationality, Christianity, church, education, goodness, honor, nonsense, paradox, philosophy, virtue, worldview
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On Mending and Ending Things by G. K. Chesterton
Originally Published in the Illustrated London News, December 23, 1905 A certain politician (whom I would not discuss here on any account) once said of a certain institution (which wild horses shall not induce me to name) that “It must … Continue reading
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Tagged character, Chesterton, Christianity, goodness, Plato, society
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The Return of the Angels by G. K. Chesterton
I write these remarks with one great hope, that of arousing controversy. It is really a singular matter that amid all the talk of the great work of physical science and its alleged victory over religious dogmatism, no one has … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Cosmology, Miracles, Physics, Society, The Church, Theology, Thoughts
Tagged atheism, Christ, Christianity, Ethics, miracles, philosophy, rationalism, reason, supernatural
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Quick Guide to Christian Depth: Killing Superficial Christianity
Following Christ and being ignorant about life, philosophy, and articles of faith is completely incompatible for modern man. In this age of information, ignorance is unacceptable, and superficiality about life and God, insufferable. Do something about this now… Here is … Continue reading
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Posted in Anthropology, apologetics, Christology, Darius Styl, Education, Ethics: Righteousness, Habits, How-to Articles, Prayer, The Church, Theology, Thoughts, Vocation
Tagged Christian depth, christian rationality, Christianity, faith and reason, intelligent christian, rationality, religion, sophisticated christian, stupid Christian, Thoughts
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A Defence of Humility by G.K. Chesterton
The act of defending any of the cardinal virtues has to-day all the exhilaration of a vice. Moral truisms have been so much disputed that they have begun to sparkle like so many brilliant paradoxes. And especially (in this age of … Continue reading
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The Faithful Doubt: Faith, Seeing, Blindness and Doubt
Don’t let doubts control you. Don’t let misinformation lead you along ridiculous paths. To prevent this, you need to understand faith and doubt, seeing and blindness. Originally posted 2011-10-28 13:50:52. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
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Posted in Anthropology, Darius Styl, Epistemology, Ethics: Righteousness, God's Identity, Psychology, The Church, Theology, Thoughts
Tagged anthropology, Christianity, doubt, faith, limitations, sin, what is
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Faith in Christ and God: Rationally Irrational
Too many people talk past each other when discussing belief, faith, reason and rationality. Each side harbors their own blurry conceptions that justify their side, while never endeavoring to pin down the concepts clearly. Originally posted 2011-12-17 15:51:46. Republished by … Continue reading
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Prayers: According to Voltaire
We do not know any religion without prayers, even the Jews had some, although there was not among them any public form, until the time when they sang canticles in their synagogues, which happened very late. All men, in their … Continue reading
Posted in Ecumenicity, Habits, Prayer, Ritual, The Church, Theology, Thoughts
Tagged Christianity, faith, God, prayer, religion, Voltaire
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