Tag: Aristotle

Conrad’s Aristotle

E. J. Hutchinson — January 25, 2024

Conrad’s Aristotle

On Aristotle's POLITICS in Conrad's UNDER WESTERN EYES.

The Truth of Being: Christianity, Science, and the Knowability of the Universe

Paul S. Julienne — November 8, 2023

The Truth of Being: Christianity, Science, and the Knowability of the Universe

Before debates between Christianity and science even begin, we must ask: how can we even know anything?

Davenant Staff Summer Reading List 2023

Michael Riggins — July 5, 2023

Davenant Staff Summer Reading List 2023

Find out what the Davenant Institute staff is reading this summer!

The Good Life Method: A Review

Dan Kemp — February 22, 2023

The Good Life Method: A Review

A new book gives a useful set of tools for newcomers to think through the virtue ethics tradition.

Why Protestants Read Aristotle’s Ethics

Matthew Mason — March 9, 2022

Why Protestants Read Aristotle’s Ethics

In the Reformation, the Philosopher was used by the Reformers just as much as by Roman Catholics.

Rediscovering Political Friendship: An Incredibly Poorly Timed Book

Colin Redemer — February 16, 2022

Rediscovering Political Friendship: An Incredibly Poorly Timed Book

An admirable book, hampered by unfriendly times.

Revisiting Martin Luther’s Philosophy

James Clark — August 12, 2020

Revisiting Martin Luther’s Philosophy

Cooper's defense of the scholastic method argues for seeing continuity, rather than disjuncture, between Luther and his successors.