Thomas Hibbs

Desperately Wicked

Philosophy

“A gifted teacher, widely read in ancient and modern texts, Patrick Downey's book Desperately Wicked will open the minds and hearts of teachers and students to the central questions in the conversation between Jerusalem and Athens, questions that enable us not only to reclaim our intellectual heritage but also to ponder who we are and how we ought to live.”

Dust Bound for Heaven

Theology

“Distinguish to unite, advised Jacques Maritain. In an exemplary way, Hütter's new book brings the unifying wisdom of St. Thomas to bear on a wide range of topics, even as it contributes to hotly contested contemporary disputes. In its range and its integrated approach, Dust Bound for Heaven exhibits precisely what Maritain asked for. This is a book to be studied and enjoyed.”

Ratio et Fides

Philosophy

“Rooted in a lifetime of reflection of, and teaching of, the philosophical tradition, Robert Wood’s Ratio et Fides is an accessible and engaging presentation of philosophical themes directly relevant to the study of theology. The occasion for its composition is Wood's teaching of seminarians for whom it is an indispensable guide, but the audience here is much wider, including all those reflective believers who desire to anchor their thinking, their prayer, and their active lives in a tradition of wisdom about life's most important questions.”

The Immortal in You

Philosophy

“Through persistent questioning, Augros invites the reader to join him in an adventure in philosophy, a quest for self-knowledge.”

Theology, University, Humanities

Theology

“In universities these days, there is a great deal of talk-much of it dull and overly abstract-about the loss of purpose in the university and especially about the malaise afflicting the humanities. Who would have thought that the introduction of theology into the discussion would be precisely what is needed to move from remote, arid speculation to concrete, inspiring proposals and examples? The learned and lively essays in Theology, University, Humanities: Initium Sapientiae Timor Domini advance the conversation about university education in surprising and welcome ways.”

Watching The Chosen

Arts & Literature

“This volume features scholarly yet accessible essays on The Chosen, perhaps the most remarkable cinematic depiction of the life of Christ in American history. The essays, addressing topics from Jesus’s divinity to his interaction with women, demonstrate that the series stands alone not just because of its widespread popularity but also because of its theologically rich depiction of the life of Christ.”

Who Designed the Designer?

Apologetics

“Michael Augros is one of the smartest people I've met. His book is a very welcome and very needed contribution to the ongoing debate about the existence of God. An excellent step by step argument by one of the sharpest Thomists around. " - Benjamin Wiker, Author, Answering the New Atheism “I know of no other book about the existence and nature of God that is as readable and enjoyable as this one. Readers will find the ride exhilarating enjoy the ride. They may also discover that they are becoming philosophers themselves.”