A Doubtful Martyr
A Doubtful Martyr: A Review of The Power and the Glory By Gabriel Blanchard Faith and doubt are usually thought of as opposites. But what if faith and […]
A Doubtful Martyr: A Review of The Power and the Glory By Gabriel Blanchard Faith and doubt are usually thought of as opposites. But what if faith and […]
Newman: History and Eternity By Matt McKeown Only a handful of figures can truly claim to have revolutionized Christians’ idea of their own history; John Newman is one
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Lee: The Unity of Man By Gabriel Blanchard Few authors offer us a more straightforward moral, or one with greater power. Very few names on our author bank
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Student Essay: The Qualities of Revenge in Hamlet By Mark Epstein The desire for revenge seems simple, but it gives rise to different results according to the character
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Bentham: The Architect of Utilitarianism By Matt McKeown What is the proper calculus of morals and, to the extent they differ, of politics? Born in England in 1748,
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Hippocrates: The Founder of Western Medicine By Gabriel Blanchard What we call modern medical science stretches far further back than we may think. Like Homer or the composer
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Chaucer: The Father of English Literature By Matt McKeown After centuries of obscurity, Chaucer restored vernacular English literature to prominence. The son of a wealthy merchant family with
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Pope John Paul II: The Self as Gift By Gabriel Blanchard Few figures on our author bank have bequeathed to us so extensive or complex a legacy of
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Lavoisier: The Chemical Revolution By Gabriel Blanchard Lavoisier represents the pinnacle of Enlightenment scientific advancement. The Enlightenment can be usefully defined as the period from the middle of
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Luther: The Spark of the Reformation By Matt McKeown Few have wielded a more universal influence upon world history than Martin Luther. Luther is one of the more
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