The Great Conversation: Custom & Convention By Matt McKeown Habit is second nature. But what is habit? One of the oldest conversations in philosophy is about the contrast—to […]
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A Reflection on Catholic Schools Week By Matt McKeown This week, the Classic Learning Test celebrates Catholic Schools Week, an annual celebration of Catholic education in the United
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Should We Study Film? By Matt McKeown Adding new disciplines to the hallowed list of the arts is a rarity, but the time may have come to do
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VirgilAn Author Profile By Matt McKeown As Jove rescued Æneas from the fires of Troy’s destruction, so the divine Augustus saved the Æneid from its author’s will. ❧
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The Great Conversation: Constitution By Matt McKeown Society is governed by laws. What governs the laws themselves? When we speak of constitutions here in the US, we tend
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The Great Conversation: Memory and Imagination By Matt McKeown Considering that we use them every time we think, it can be surprisingly difficult to explain what we mean
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TertullianAn Author Profile By Matt McKeown The fiery tongue of Tertullian still speaks. ❧ Full name and titles: Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus [kwĭn-tŭs sĕp-tĭ-mē-ŭs flõ-rĕnz tŕ-tŭ-lē-ä-nŭs, shortened to
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AnselmAn Author Profile By Matt McKeown Can a philosopher greater than St. Anselm be conceived? ❧ Full name and titles: Archbishop Anselme (or Anselm) d’Aoste [än-sĕł-mā or ân-sĕłm
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The Great Conversation: Theology By Matt McKeown Few topics are as contentious, or as rich, as that of divinity. We have discussed religion here at the journal before.
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EinsteinAn Author Profile By Matt McKeown Einstein’s theories can sound like an avalanche of weirdness for its own sake. The truth is simpler, and more interesting. ❧ Full
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