Defending Modern Times
Democracy and Tradition
Thomas Hibbs is a philosopher and author known for his work on Thomas Aquinas, popular culture, and moral philosophy. He is a distinguished professor of ethics and culture at Baylor University. He contributed essays and reviews to The Weekly Standard covering philosophy, film, theology, and cultural criticism.
Democracy and Tradition
The First Grace
Evil in Modern Thought
Truth and Truthfulness
Plato's Symposium by Stanley Rosen St. Augustine's, 428 pp., $32 Metaphysics in Ordinary Language by Stanley Rosen St. Augustine's, 302 pp., $24 The Question of Being A Reversal of Heidegger by Stanley Rosen St. Augustine's, 367 pp., $27 The Ancients and the Moderns Rethinking Modernity by Stanley…
The Making of a Philosopher My Journey Through Twentieth-Century Philosophy by Colin McGinn HarperCollins, 256 pp., $25.95 COLIN MCGINN is a clever man--the very clever product of that very clever school of British academic thought known as analytic philosophy. His initial impetus for studying…
With the Grain of the Universe The Church's Witness and Natural Theology by Stanley Hauerwas Brazos, 249 pp., $22.99 The Hauerwas Reader edited by John Berkman and Michael G. Cartwright Duke University Press, 744 pp., $27.95 WHAT DO THE POPE, a Mennonite pacifist, and the founder of the…
Warranted Christian Belief by Alvin Plantinga Oxford Universiy Press, 576 pp., $24.95 Thomas Reid and the Story of Epistemology by Nicholas Wolterstorff Cambridge University Press, 627 pp., $54.95 WHAT ACCOUNTS for the surprising upturn of interest in philosophy of religion in major American…
How did we get to the point where a respected philosopher of science could place Western science on a par with voodoo and argue that truth in science should be determined by democratic vote? Or that a feminist could call Newton's Principia a "rape manual"?
American Rhapsody
The Real American Dream