
Faith and Tim Pawl, two catholic educators with PhDs in Philosophy, provide a once-weekly concoction of thoughts on Catholicism, philosophy, virtue, 90s nostalgia, or any other random thing that tickles our fancy.
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In this post I describe a variety of assignment I started using last year in all my classes. I found it quite fruitful for deepening class discussion and habituating argumentative analysis in my students. I’m currently using it in our core...
This is my eleventh post on the Seven Deadly Sins. We’ve made it!
I thought it would be good to collect together links and summary information about each of the Capital Vices, leaving the deeper dives to the individual posts. Here you’ll...
Earlier in this series, I asked why it is that Hatred doesn’t get to count as a deadly sin. After all, Hatred seems way worse than Lust. When you lust, your desire is fleeting pleasure. And pleasure is a good thing, even if you are desiring...
We’ve come to the final Deadly Sin. Having discussed Lust, Gluttony, Avarice, Sloth, Wrath, and Envy, as well as what it is to be a deadly sin and why there are seven, we now arrive at Pride. But first, a wrinkle.
When Aquinas offers his p...
Faith and I are writing a book proposal for a popular-level book on St. Thomas Aquinas’s view of the good life. We were approached by an editor to do so in part on the strength of our writing on this Substack! I think it is super cool to se...
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I am a Philosophy Professor, focusing on the intersections of metaphysics & theology and virtue theory & psychology. I am the husband of another philosopher and the proud father of one son and four daughters. We enjoy life in the Twin Cities.
Teacher and Philosopher Mom who prefers the Real.
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