science

A Single Mathematical System that Unifies Liturgy and Physics – and Removes Wave Particle Duality

by David Clayton on May 31, 2013 · 0 comments

Are there any mathematicians out there who can tell me if this is nonesense? It might turn the whole of science upside down.
I recently did a posting about how the passage through sacred time might be viewed as a…

THE B-LIST: 5 MOVIES YOU WOULDN’T SUSPECT WERE ADAPTED FROM BOOKS

by David on May 15, 2013 · 0 comments

For Aleteia this past weekend, I watched the latest film version of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s required reading, The Great Gatsby. You know, it’s always interesting watching a movie based on a novel, if for no other reason than to see…

DOUBLE FEATURE: VOYAGE TO THE PREHISTORIC PLANET & VOYAGE TO THE PLANET OF PREHISTORIC WOMEN

by David on February 14, 2013 · 0 comments

ST. AUGUSTINE ON VENUS
A Guest Review by Xena Catolica
In the world of B-Movies, few films have suffered a weirder fate than the 1962 “Planet of Storms”, by the Leningrad Popular Science Film Studio.…

Beauty Communicates Something That Words Cannot

by David Clayton on January 22, 2013 · 1 comment

A case for making an education in beauty with the liturgy at its heart part of everybody’s education I was intrigued by the following passage written by St Augustine in which he talks of communication of truth beyond words. What…

WEEKLY NEWSREEL – 3 1/2 TIME-OUTS TUESDAY (VOL. 55)

by David December 19, 2012

Good evening Mr. & Mrs. Catholic, and all you other Christians at sea. It’s time again for another Newsreel, brought to you as usual by the fine folks at Acts of the Apostasy, home of the 3 1/2 Time-Outs Tuesday…

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The Uniqueness of the Planet Earth?

by David Clayton September 28, 2012

Does the possible discovery of other earthlike planets undermine the premise of the film The Privileged Planet? Some time ago I wrote about a book and film called the Privileged Planet. In it I described how modern astrophysics suggests that…

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I Am [not] An Atheist

by Mary Lane July 17, 2012

Bashing atheists isn’t really my thing, and it’s not what this post will be about.
The thing is, I write a blog for young Catholics (and then I guess for anyone else who wants to read it), and I talk…

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Scientist Priests and the Thanks the World Owes Them

by Fr. George W. Rutler June 11, 2012

A rich experience in my life was knowing Father Stanley Jaki, the Benedictine priest and physicist who did much to explain the dependency of modern physical science on Christianity’s perception of the universe. He received the Templeton Prize, a monetary…

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Scientific proof of God: Dr. Gerald Shroeder

by Alexandra Richards April 30, 2012

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