Philosophy

Liberation theology arose from a set of complex intellectual and social currents on both sides of the Atlantic. A new book traces the threads

The community of philosophers mourns the death of Gary Gutting—a brilliant scholar, devoted teacher, and exemplary public intellectual

A new translation of The Enneads, the third-century cosmological poem by Plotinus, is likely to remain the definitive critical edition in English for years to come

Authentic friendship requires inner subjective awareness. So can I really have a “relationship” with a robot?

The Barth-Przywara debate on human nature went on for decades, even under the shadow of war and genocide; surprisingly, it ended in a hopeful place

At the same time Jacobs celebrates the cultural influence the Christian humanists enjoyed, he also presents them as unheeded voices in the wilderness

December can also offer a radical break with the hustle and bustle. Advent promises a fuller sense of time.