A Canon, If You Can Keep ItMay 1, 2020We cannot deny the radical secularism with which we are surrounded. But we should defy it.Listen/Show notes
Against the Dictatorship of RelativismMay 1, 2020Relativism is not "freedom," but quickly descends instead into tyranny and barbarism.Listen/Show notes
Lazarus (Faith & Philosophy)April 30, 2020We must choose between faith and the world, but this is not to be mistaken as a choice between faith and philosophy. Not at all.Listen/Show notes
Welcome to Wholly OrdersFebruary 11, 2020Greetings and welcome to Wholly Orders, a poetic and philosophical exploration of tradition.Listen/Show notes
Credo, Part 2: Large Poems (S2E10)September 6, 2019A meditation on the leap of faith as a poetic response to the ineffable ground of being. Faith relates to reason much as poetry to prose.Listen/Show notes
Credo, Part 1: Small Answers (S2E9)August 1, 2019The leap of faith as a disposition toward being, vs scientific or ideological reductionism. A meditation on "small answers," wholeness, and the credo.Listen/Show notes
“Don’t talk about Catholicism”: Poetic Vision & Catholic Tradition (S2E8)June 14, 2019I respond to those who would like me to talk only about poetry and philosophy, not about Catholicism.Listen/Show notes
Against Ideology, Part 2: My Personal Metanoia (S2E7)May 20, 2019The second in a two-part discussion critical of ideology. I discuss a personal metanoia that helped me to overcome ideological thinking.Listen/Show notes
Against Ideology, Part 1: Ideology vs Philosophy (S2E6)May 20, 2019The first in a two-part discussion critical of ideology as inadequate to the tasks of philosophy. Ideology is a false substitute for philosophy.Listen/Show notes
A World in a Grain of Sand: The Poetic & the Sacred, Part 2 (S2E5)May 1, 2019Second in a two-part meditation on the relationship of the poetic, the sacred, & Enlightenment. References: Hopkins, Sherrard, Raine, and Blake.Listen/Show notes