by Joe Weil
Arts & Society
A Catholic Poet, Part II: Reversal of Values
By Joe Weil
The world, while God-created (parent), God redeemed (child), and God haunted/inspired (Holy Spirit), is certainly not God oriented: it is motley, hidden away from God behind a thousand conflicting tropes of willfulness and streben.
The world, while God-created (parent), God redeemed (child), and God haunted/inspired (Holy Spirit), is certainly not God oriented: it is motley, hidden away from God behind a thousand conflicting tropes of willfulness and streben.
by Christopher Phelps
Philosophy
How Beauty (No Stronger Than a Flower) Shall Hold a Plea
By Christopher Phelps
These poems thread and rethread the nature of identity—in theology and philosophy, called the problem of haecceity.
These poems thread and rethread the nature of identity—in theology and philosophy, called the problem of haecceity.