A very figurative and metaphorical God Book excerptBy Ken MyersApril 24, 2026David Lyle Jeffrey on the poetic character of the voice of God
The story of the demotion of stories Book excerptBy Ken MyersApril 24, 2026Malcolm Guite on the Enlightenment’s rash dismissal of poetic knowledge
The desires of the heart, the constraints of creation Book excerptBy Ken MyersApril 24, 2026Roger Lundin describes how Richard Wilbur’s poetry connects aesthetic experience to life in the world.
Layers in “Logos” Book excerptBy Ken MyersApril 17, 2026Peter Kreeft on the metaphysical, psychological, and linguistic referents of logos
Abandoning answers to the “why?” questions Book excerptBy Ken MyersApril 17, 2026Antón Barba-Kay on AI and the triumph of the merely practical
Creation, in harmony with the Logos Book excerptBy Ken MyersApril 17, 2026Rowan Williams on the Logos and the diverse logoi that mirror it
Looking past the juicy distraction Book excerptBy Ken MyersMarch 26, 2026Marshall McLuhan on the necessity of evaluating how — not just what — various media convey
That’s why they call them browsers Article excerpt, Book excerptBy Ken MyersMarch 26, 2026Collectedness vs. restlessness: thoughts from Romano Guardini and Nicholas Carr.
From Descartes to Nietzsche Book excerptBy Ken MyersMarch 13, 2026Leszek Kolakowski on Cartesian rationality and modernity’s loss of meaning
Seeking to know “how truth herself stands” Book excerptBy Ken MyersMarch 6, 2026Arvin Vos on how appreciating the fruitfulness of Aquinas’s work requires a recognition of his method
A brief for “prophetic Thomism” Book excerptBy Ken MyersMarch 6, 2026David Decosimo on assuming a charitable posture toward pagan virtue
The collaboration of bodies and minds Book excerptBy Ken MyersMarch 6, 2026F. C. Copleston on Aquinas’s confidence in the embodied nature of knowledge