• Foucault Notes

    A set of notes summarizing the book that provides a great overview of Michel Foucault’s thought. He, like Derrida, explodes many myths of the Enlightenment. It’s why he’s one of the seminal thinkers of postmodernism.

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  • Detailed notes from Derrida’s own Writing and Difference. These are written more as a narrative summary, so you’ll probably find a lot of value in these if you’re interested in this thought. For a general overview of his ideas, I’ve summarized the main points of Simon Glendinning’s Derrida: A Very Short Introduction.

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  • Check out my interview in the Zealot’s Den. Had a great time talking with Dave, and we go pretty deep. Also see my newly posted notes on a massive anthology, From Modernism to Postmodernism. Great insights can be gleaned from all the seminal thinkers found in that book.

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  • I’m finally kicking off some philosophy content, but it’s likely something that will bore you to tears. I’m going to be uploading, over the next few months, my extensive notes on the history of philosophy. The first entry is summarizing (in bullet point form) Tim Woods’s Beginning Postmodernism, which is a good primer on understanding…

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  • Two recent collaborations to log here: an interview with Keith Little, the Cordial Catholic, and a new article diving into objections to the Trinity that non-Trinitarians, like the Jehovah’s Witnesses, might have. Click here for my interview with Keith, where we discuss my conversion from the Jehovah’s Witnesses. Click here for the Catholic Answers article,…

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  • Links to two new articles of mine published at Catholic Answers: a Catholic perspective on the Strong Towns movement and a meditation on the Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary!

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  • Catholic Answers Article

    What do Catholics and Jehovah’s Witnesses have in common? Read my article and find out!

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  • Book Release!

    I’m excited to announce that my first book has been published by Wipf and Stock and is available for purchase: Amazon From the publisher Please buy, read, and leave a review! As a reminder, contractually, half the proceeds go to support seminarian education in the Diocese of Nashville.

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