Another fun review of Edward Feser’s Last Superstition is provided by Martin Cothran. I greatly enjoyed this book, so I like to keep recommending it to other people. Anyone who was gone through classes at Holy Apostles will understand much of what Feser is arguing for in his book, but his feisty style really tickles [...]
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I was pondering a bit of Aristotle’s Physics. The part of Book II, Chap. 9 where he ponders whether change is in the thing causing the change or the thing undergoing the change. Aristotle explained all of this in terms of actions and passion, but I thought that a way to make this more intelligible [...] “The figure of Christ is interpreted on the ancient sarcophagi principally by two images: the philosopher and the shepherd. Philosophy at that time was not generally seen as a difficult academic discipline, as it is today. Rather, the philosopher was someone who knew how to teach the essential art: the art of being authentically human—the [...]
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