Most Philosophy is Grievously Wrong – And Enduringly Valuable Jacob Harvey | December 20, 2021 | Blog Contributor When considering the most prominent thinkers after Thomas Aquinas, many Christians could be forgiven for having a certain cynicism about philosophy. Descartes’ dualism, Hume’s ethics, Kant’s epistemology, and Locke’s understanding of our chief end all seem to violate... Read More Jacob Harvey Jacob Harvey is a sophomore studying philosophy and Ancient Greek at CUNY Hunter College. He was selected as a Fall 2021 Student Blog Contributor for Faith & Public Life.
America is Selling Her Soul to a Cult of Reason Josh Farquhar | November 2, 2020 | Blog Contributor The separation of church and state is under ruthless attack. For the past two centuries, the United States has maintained an important distinction between these institutions. Congress has made no law respecting an establishment of religion, and religious minorities... Read More Josh Farquhar Josh Farquhar is a junior at Dallas Baptist University studying politics, philosophy, and economics. He was selected as a 2020 Blog Contributor for the Faith & Public Life blog.
A Life-or-Death Question Kristie Eshelman | August 20, 2014 | Economics I’m curious: when you think of economics, what comes to mind? Charts, graphs, and statistics? Money? Politics? Society? Is it science, math, or something else? Actually, it’s a life-or-death question. Good economic thinking results in incredible innovation and... Read More Kristie Eshelman Kristie Eshelman is the regional digital coordinator at Generation Opportunity.
