The Descent of Man: On Evolution and the Devolution of Nature, History, and Truth

Michael Hanby

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Introduction: Nature in Theology
The Descent of Man: On Evolution and the Devolution of Nature, History, and Truth
Physics without Physis: On Form and Teleology in Modern Science
“Biology Worthy of Life”: On the Work of Steven Talbott
“To Till It and Keep It”: Catholic Social Doctrine and Agroecology
“The Sparkling of the Holy Ghost”: The Metaphysics of Nature and Grace in Dante’s Paradiso
Augusto Del Noce on Marx’s Abolition of Human Nature
Fluidity: Man, the Triune God, and the Eucharistic Christ
The Emperor’s (New) New Clothes: The Logic of the New “Gender Ideology”
Pathei Mathos: Rereading Aeschylus’s Oresteia
On Henry B. Veatch and “Natural Law and the ‘Is’-‘Ought’ Question”: A Brief Introduction
Natural Law and the “Is”-“Ought” Question: Queries to Finnis and Grisez
Providence and Imitation: Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex and Aristotle’s Poetics