Interview with Fr. James Dominic Rooney If you’ve spent any time on Catholic social media lately, you’ve probably scrolled past a reel of a priest defending the Latin Mass, or a thread arguing that Vatican II was a heretical council, or news about the consecration of new bishops. Behind a striking amount of this content…
A reflection on our sitdown with Prof. Charles Taliaferro If you’ve ever stumbled across the phrase “philosophy of religion” and thought, that sounds either very academic or very niche — you’re not alone. It’s one of those labels that can make a field seem more intimidating than it actually is. So I sat down with Professor Charles…
For those who have come across me for the first time, a brief introduction is needed. I am currently a masters student studying Philosophical Theology at the University of Oxford, extending my stay in dreary Oxford for another two years. This follows from my three years at the same university studying Philosophy and Theology. The…
With the appointment of Sarah Mullally as Archbishop of Canterbury, the phrase liberal Christianity has once again become the lightning rod of Christian debate. For many, the term evokes a moral or political stance—a shorthand for being progressive on issues such as women’s ordination or sexuality. Yet, as I argue in my latest video, this…
An Interview with Dr. Sami Pihlström Recently I had the privilege to sit down with Dr. Sami Pihlström from the University of Helsinki to discuss the topic of pragmatism. We discuss what it is, its historical variations as well as how it is applicable to debates in metaphysics, epistemology, and religion. Check out the interview…
Navigating cross‑cultural challenges to religious worldviews Earlier this month I had the privilege of presenting at the inaugural conference of the Asian Society for Philosophy of Religion (ASPR), co-hosted with Hong Kong Baptist University. The event – titled “Challenges to Religious Worldviews: East–West Dialogue” – ran from 13–15 August 2025 at Hong Kong Baptist University’s impressive Shaw Tower’s…
An Interview with Professor Genia Schönbaumsfeld Few philosophers have reshaped the landscape of modern thought like Ludwig Wittgenstein. In this insightful interview, I sit down with Dr. Genia Schönbaumsfeld Professor at the University of Southampton who is an expert on Wittgenstein and the philosophy of religion to unpack Wittgenstein’s philosophy from his early logical atomism…
Some reflections from a Philosophy and Theology Student High school students who are interested in philosophy, and those considering it as a serious option for undergraduate study, often ask: is it worth it? Having just finished my undergrad in philosophy and theology at the University of Oxford, I want to share five key considerations to…
.R.R. Tolkien, best known for The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, was not just a fantasy writer but a deeply intellectual and devout Catholic whose worldview permeated his stories. In this insightful conversation with Dr. Holly Ordway, a leading Tolkien scholar and author of Tolkien’s Faith: A Spiritual Biography and Tolkien’s Modern Readings,…
An Interview with Dr. Bob Hanna In our most recent interview on the Philosophy for All channel, we have been privileged to be joined by Dr Bob Hanna to talk about the philosophy of Immanuel Kant, one of the most influential writers in the history of philosophy. We discuss his influence, his key ideas like…