Over at Dissense.com, a site I plan on contributing to from time to time, Felix York says good riddance to Plato and other classic texts:
Modern academia exhibits a strange incongruity. The physics professor who assigns Aristotle to her students is a laughingstock, but the metaphysics professor who assigns Aristotle [...]
And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.
This passage in Genesis is often interpreted such that the movement described takes the form of a wind. In a quiet moment this evening I was listening to the wind blow through the trees. We live on top of a hill, and [...]
A passage in The Writings of Charles De Koninck asserts that, as opposed to animals, “in man taken purely as such, there is coextension between the object of intelligence and the object of love, since intellect grasps the mark (ratio) of the good. Indeed, the domain of intellect extends beyond the domain of love, [...]