Another Theology Blog

Objection 1:  It would seem the Angelic Doctor is never wrong, because I really like him.
Objection 2:  Further, everything I’ve read by him so far is right.
Objection 3:  Further, the Church says he’s a really cool guy.
On the Contrary:  St. Thomas Aquinas falsely claims that the argument of Objection 6 is not demonstrative in Article 2 of Question [...]

As per request by several atheist commenters on another blog, I have endeavored to lay out what I think is the most rational case for God’s existence.  I shall do this in a series of posts which will be composed throughout the next several weeks, and if needs be, I will respond to any questions [...]

In my previous post, I mentioned challenging Raving Atheist to a debate.  It doesn’t look like that’ll be happening after all, for obvious reasons.  
Hence, I’m pleased to announce that Raving Theist is now numbered among the saints, and perhaps in some mysterious way, always was.
But my love for civil debate hasn’t yet abated, so [...]

It’s something as predictable as the change of the seasons; the village atheist, after a brief hiatus, emerges once again from the cold soil of silence into a new springtime of fresh rants.
But there’s something special about this particular atheist, or rather, about the village in which he resides.  You see, he’s a vocal advocate of the pro-life [...]

“…but the universe is not intelligently designed, then you’re saying the universe just naturally came into existence, continues existence, through natural laws of nature, through physics, thermodynamics, the laws of gravity and energy, produced you, eventually, and then through you produced this book that proves that it has no natural intelligent design” (Stephen Colbert, concerning [...]

St. Thomas Aquinas once argued that we can’t know whether time had a beginning, or in other words, whether the world has always existed.  I’m convinced that I’ve managed to prove the Angelic Doctor wrong on this point.  I know I’m making an extremely bold claim, but please consider my argument.
Suppose time has no beginning. Then [...]

A strange eccentricity often haunts the minds of Catholic intellectuals.  These rare, strange individuals constitute what I like to call The Catholic Hall of Weirdness.
Whether it be Postmodern Papist’s taste for deconstructionalism, Darwin Catholic’s boisterous enthusiasm for the mythos of theistic evolution, Archbishop John J. Myer’s Space Vulture, or Mark Shea’s flamboyant contrarianism, I’m proud [...]