An Interview with Professor Glenn Loury

An Interview with Professor Glenn Loury

Brown University economist Dr. Glenn Loury’s conversion opened his eyes to the reality and necessity of spiritual transformation and to the inadequacy of any purely secular attempt to model human moral behavior.

Philip Trammell | The Brown Cornerstone | Vol. II Issue I, Fall 2012

Conversations with Professor Ian Hutchinson of Nuclear Science and Engineering at MIT

"Scientism is very rarely, explicitly espoused or affirmed by the people who adopt it. In other words, people don't usually get up and say, I believe that science is all the real knowledge there is…"

David Tang-Quan | The Harvard Ichthus | Spring 2012, Volume 8, Issue 1

Physics and the Idea of God

The way in which we think the natural laws work suggests a new way of thinking about God and how God may act in the world: energizing, guiding, and holding all things together.

Prof. Stuart Crampton | The Williams Telos | Spring 2011, Issue 5

The Moral Gap

It is incoherent to put us under a demand we cannot reach. Yet surely we are under the moral demand. How are we to explain this paradox?

Dr. John Hare | The Dartmouth Apologia | Spring 2012, Volume 6, Issue 2

January 2013