The Greater Miracle

Hume says that because experience is infallibly linked to natural reality, testimony cannot cast even a shadow of doubt on sensory information, and the two cannot epistemically oppose each other.

Hope Chang | The Columbia Crown & Cross | Fall 2016

Why Miracles Are Possible: David Hume and the Reasonableness of Belief

Could it not be that the law of nature itself includes within it exceptions or deviations that seem to violate nature’s usual behavior?

Danielle D'Souza | The Dartmouth Apologia | Spring 2016

A Defense of Leibniz’s Cosmological Argument from Contingency

Cosmological arguments attempt to demonstrate the existence of a deity based on the mere existence of the universe.

Luke Dickens | The Dartmouth Apologia | Spring 2016

A Simple Proposition

How did I know that everyone and everything I’d ever laid eyes on wasn’t just a projection of my own subconscious imagination?

John Nystrom | The Cornell Claritas |

In Defense of Miracles

While a thorough defense of theism is outside of the scope of this article, let us quickly consider some of the arguments for theism and against naturalism.

Rachel McKee | The Dartmouth Apologia | Spring 2014

Aquinas on Everyday Emotions

As we understand ourselves and see extreme emotions in the light of many everyday impulses, we need to cultivate emotions that align with our intellect, reason, and that most fundamental desire, the desire that God implemented within us for Himself.

David Nolan | The Williams Telos | The Williams Telos, Fall 2012, Issue 8

February 2018