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- Jacques Maritain and Reginald Garrigou‐Lagrange on the Permission of Evil
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- ‘A True Ecological Approach Always Becomes a Social Approach’: A Green Theo‐Ecoethical Lens, Pope Francis’ Teaching, and Integral Social Justice
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- Maximus the Confessor’s ‘Aeon’ as a Distinct Mode of Temporality
- Maximus the Confessor’s ‘Aeon’ as a Distinct Mode of Temporality
- Divine Hiddenness and Spiritual Autism
- There is no Panentheistic Paradigm
- Modernity, Creation, and Catholicism: Leo Strauss and Benedict XVI
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- The Nuptial Character of the Relationship between Faith and Reason in the thought of Joseph Ratzinger/Benedict XVI
- Suicide: The Last Frontier in being A Good Muslim: Islamic Attitudes from Anti-Suicide to Pro-Suicide
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- Suicide: The Last Frontier in being A Good Muslim: Islamic Attitudes from Anti‐Suicide to Pro‐Suicide
- Divine Hiddenness and Alienation
- In Reluctant Defence of the Internal Revenue Service: On the Morality of Levying Tax
- Simon Critchley’s Faithless Faith: A Kierkegaardian-Heideggerian Critique
- Givenness and Hermeneutics: The Saturated Phenomenon and Historically-Effected Consciousness
- The Contemporary Relevance of Schillebeeckx’s Political Theology: On Ecclesial Participation in the Saving Work of Christ
- An English Source of German Romanticism: Herder’s Cudworth Inspired Revision of Spinoza from ‘Plastik’ to ‘Kraft’
- Is the Problem of Divine Hiddenness a Problem for the Reformed Epistemologist?
- The Great War and Christian Faith: The Firsthand Accounts of Three Priests in France
- Reconstructing Aquinas’s Process of Abstraction
- Sayyid Qutb and Aquinas: Liberalism, Natural Law and the Philosophy of Jihad
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- God in the World: Lenin, Hegel, and the God‐Builders
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- On Aquinas’s Theological Reliabilism
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- In Search of a Faithful Development of the Thomistic Account of Sacramental Character: An Examination of Thomas Aquinas, Matthias Scheeben and Lumen Gentium
- Kierkegaard’s Critique of Hegel’s Inner‐Outer Thesis
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- The Idea of the Catholic University
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- The Root of All Evil
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