George G.

Aristotle (384-322 BCE) was a pre-Christian pagan evolutionary biologist. Why should his thought be considered essential to Catholicism?

Bernard of Clairvaux won the battle with Abelard. Or did he?

If two human beings can embody a 'Perfect Storm' on tensions between faith and reason, it surely is these two.

Was Plato a pre-Christian 'prophet,' 'preparing the way of the Lord'? Some ancient Christians thought 'Yes.'

For the devout Islamic heart, loss of faith is infinitely worse than any gain from philosophy and science.