Regis Nicoll
Just over a century ago, Albert Einstein rolled out his theory of
General Relativity, a paradigm-shifting take on the nature of gravity
and its relation to space and matter. Of the implications of his theory,
one that has captivated the imagination of filmmakers and the
scientistic hopes of researchers and laypersons alike, is the
blackhole—a […]
Edvard Lorkovic
Discussing St. Thomas Aquinas’s love of teaching, Josef Pieper writes:
Teaching does not consist in a man’s making public talks on the results
of his meditations, even if he does so ex cathedra before a large
audience. Teaching in the real sense takes place only when the hearer is
reached—not by dint of some personal […]
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