The Strong Poison of Existential Doubt
The autobiographical background of Dorothy Sayers’s fifth mystery novel makes an interesting background to the novel’s interrogation of proof and belief. By T. Wyatt Reynolds
The autobiographical background of Dorothy Sayers’s fifth mystery novel makes an interesting background to the novel’s interrogation of proof and belief. By T. Wyatt Reynolds
Each of is here only for a time. That time is real. By J.C. Scharl
And how then shall we live? By Charlie Clark
Two Catholic priests reflect on what they’ve learned in ushering the dying out of this world. By Sara Holston
Knowing you’re going to die can be a gift. By Alex Sosler
The coherence, discernibility, teachability of the entire universe flows from the Divine Logic at the center of all things. A Patreon exclusive essay by Fr. Jeff Locke.
A look at how universities came to be known as “alma maters”—and what it would mean for them to deserve the name. By Dr. Douglas Henry
Between the rural South and the Ivy League, a philosophy major finds a sense of perspective. By Blake Whitmer
Fare Forward editor Sara Holston interviews her mother on the how and why of teaching art at a summer enrichment program.
Philosophers Michael Oakeshott, Johan Huizinga, and Josef Pieper can show us the wisdom of play.